A Man and His Goat
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A Bird on a Roof
Bird on a Roof Monoprint 14″ x 14″ on Magnini Paper
Greenwich Times – “Pulse” Weekend Arts Sction
In conjunction with the Center for Contemporary Printmaking one person show titled “the Beast and His Keeper”, the Greenwich Times published the attached article: Greenwich Time Article
Connecticut Post – Malcolm Moran Tells his Story – by Christina Hennessy
Greenwich artist tells his story, one image at a time Malcolm Moran may work in a studio ensconced in a quintessential New England home, but his images belie more tropical and exotic roots.
Announcement | Drawing | Exhibition | Press | Prints
Center for Contemporary Printmaking – One Person Exhibit of the Works of Malcolm Moran
Center for Contemporary Printmaking Exhibition “The Beast and His Keeper” Prints by Malcolm Moran April 13th – May 25th, 2014 Opening Reception: Sunday, April 13th, 2-5 PM The Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk Connecticut will show the work of Malcolm Moran in a one person exhibition opening April 13th, 2014, 2-5 pm. Malcolm Moran calls on a…
Mr Crow
This image was inspired by a poem my son Morgan wrote to me after and in response to another Crow image ptinted by his father in 2004. (strong)Mr. Crow Needs a Friend(/strong) By Morgan Moran copyright 2010 – All rights reserved “Mr. Crow, he needs a friend”, That’s what Mama always said, But Mr. Crow…
Center for Contemporary Printmaking – Monothon Auction 2013
Center for Contemporary Printmaking – Monothon Auction Mathews Park 299 West Avenue Norwalk, CT 06850 Several Malcolm Moran Prints auctioned to support the Center for Contemporary Printmaking fundraising efforts. The bidding was was very energetic and significantly above estimates.
Vermont Studio Center – Residency #2
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Malcolm’s second Vermont Studio Center Residency was in March 2013 to print in their dedicated print studio with master printer Marina Ancona. Marina stayed for one week and Malcolm worked solo for another two weeks. The resulting work numbered 40+ prints.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]