Andrea Borsuk
An aging population of women who were fed fantasies of desire and romance by Hollywood male leads are now seeing that American Movie Channel and the media moguls, who have controlled what and how we view “romance” or “love”, has finally become a call to arms for a new generation of wise women. We are pulling the curtain back to reveal a wider point of view: one that dispels the myth that learning about love through soap operas and Hollywood romance movies is a lot like learning about “Art” from an out-of -date, poorly reproduced art history book.
Andrea Borsuk is a painter whose work explores notions of time and destiny, mortality and sexuality. She lives in Santa Cruz, California and is an Art Instructor at Cabrillo College in Aptos, CA.
Borsuk’s solo and group exhibitions include: NUMU, The New Museum of Los Gatos, The Riverside Museum of Art, The Nevada Museum of Art, Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History, Monterey Peninsula College Art Gallery, The Sanchez Art Center, and The San Jose Institute for Contemporary Art. She is the 2010/2011 recipient of the Rydell Visual Arts Fellowship and holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from UC Santa Cruz.
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