Andrew Mroczek is an artist and curator with a BFA from The Art Institute of Boston and an MFA in Visual Arts from Lesley University College of Art and Design. Mroczek’s studio practice investigates themes of power structures and dynamics, sex and sexuality, and the pervasive impacts of patriarchy. His work has been widely exhibited, with solo shows at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Lima, Peru; the Museum of Sex in New York; Lugar de la Memoria, Lima, Peru; the Centro Cultural de España, Lima, Peru; Chicago's Schneider Gallery, Houston's McClain Gallery, and Gravedigger’s Daughter in Maine, alongside numerous group exhibitions across the US, Cuba, Bolivia, India, Spain, and Venice, Italy. His work has been featured in numerous online and print publications including Artnet, the Huffington Post, Musée, Paper Magazine, VICE/Broadly, New York Magazine, the Advocate, Lenscratch, The Houston Press, El Comercio Peru, Artsy, and PRI's The World.
Mroczek has received numerous accolades, including a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship and a Photolucida Critical Mass Award. His work is included in several prominent permanent collections, such as the RISD Museum, Lugar de la Memoria, the Bill Arning Gay Art Collection, FOTOMUSEO in Bogota, Colombia, and in the book collections at Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, and MoMA in New York.