Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo and Andrew Mroczek

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The work of collaborators Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo (Peru, 1976) & Andrew Mroczek (USA, 1977) focuses on aspects of marginalization as the result of patriarchy as a social system, along with themes of masculinity, gender identity and gender roles as they effect the LGBTQ communities, most recently, in Peru. Solo exhibitions include Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Lime, Peru; Museo Lugar de la Memoria, Lima, Peru; The Museum of Sex, New York; The McClain Gallery, Houston; Chicago’s Schneider Gallery; and AS220 Gallery of Providence, Rhode Island; and numerous group exhibitions in the US, Cuba, and South America. In 2019 their work was featured in the Bienal Internacional de Fotografía in Bogotá, Colombia. In 2016 their exhibition, Canon, was an official exhibition of the FotoFest Biennial. Their work has been featured in the Huffington Post, Artsy, Artnews, Paper Magazine, Photoworks UK, Gayletter, OUT Magazine, Museé, VICE, the Advocate, Lenscratch, The Houston Press, El Comercio Peru, and PRI’s The World.

Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo is fulltime faculty at the Massachusetts College of Art & Design, Boston; Andrew Mroczek is the Director of Exhibitions at the College of Art & Design at Lesley University, Cambridge, MA

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