Melinda Borysevicz

Melinda Borysevicz is an Italian-American figurative artist currently living and working in rural southern Italy. Having been active for many years in Savannah, Georgia’s vibrant creative scene she travelled on a whim to a village not too far from her ancestral home in the region of Campania. The intention to spend “a couple months away” has turned into a decade after Borysevicz simple stayed to continue to paint.

Borysevicz received a BFA in Painting from Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah, GA) magna cum laude. Her work was selected for Manifest Gallery’s International Painting Annual as well as for Figurativas 19 at the European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona, where she has previously exhibited. She has also exhibited at the Museo Pablo Sarrano in Zaragosa Spain, the RJD Gallery in New York, Abend Gallery in Colorado, and numerous locations in Georgia, Virginia, Ohio, Texas, and Italy. She teaches painting workshops on the portrait, the figure, and the landscape en plein air.

BFA in Painting from Savannah College of Art and Design

2025- Totally Open, Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati, OH
2024 - LOOK!, The Ellis Gallery of Arts Southeast, Savannah, GA
Madonne, Chiesa di Sant’Antonio, Padula, SA, Italy 2021 Women Painting, Museo MEAM, Barcelona, Spain
2020 The Creator & The Muse, Zhou B Art Center
and 33 Contemporary, Chicago IL
2019 Figurativas '19, Museo MEAM, Barcelona Spain
Painting the Figure Now II, Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art, Wausau, WI
Painting Today, Museo MEAM, Barcelona, Spain
Genesis, Dab Art, Ventura CA
Adorn Me, PoestArtists (online)
2017 Mod Portrait, Museo MEAM, Barcelona, Spain
Mod Portrait, Museo Pablo Serrano, Zaragoza, Spain
Sight Unseen, Abend Gallery, Denver, CO
10 Year Retrospective, Kobo Gallery, Savannah, GA
2016 Luci in Avalon, Tempio di Pomona, Salerno, Italy
2015 Obliqua, Castello Macchiarolli, Teggiano, SA, Italy
2014 Women Painting Women, RJD Gallery, Sag Harbor, NY
Into That Darkness Peering, Edgar Allan Poe Museum, Richmond VA
Southern Discomfort 2: Art Inspired by Flannery O’Con...