Recent Solo Shows

Malcolm Moran’s shows at the Downing Yudain Art Gallery, the Washington Art Association, and the Curtis Gallery have each showcased distinct facets of his creative journey.

At the Downing Yudain Art Gallery, the focus was on his evocative depictions of the natural world. This exhibition brought together works that seamlessly blended abstraction with recognizable forms, highlighting his exploration of themes like flight and freedom, often embodied in his iconic bird imagery.

The Washington Art Association presented a more introspective side of Malcolm’s work, featuring pieces that delved into personal and collective mythologies. Here, his "Dreams, Myths, and Stories" series took center stage, drawing audiences into layered narratives rich with metaphor. The exhibition resonated deeply with viewers, showcasing Malcolm’s ability to evoke universal emotions through deeply personal symbolism.

At the Curtis Gallery, the spotlight shifted to his coastal-inspired pieces, particularly those influenced by his time in Ireland. Renderings of Irish currachs and seascapes captured a sense of human vulnerability against vast, elemental forces. This exhibition underscored Malcolm’s mastery in creating works that are both visually stunning and thematically profound, inviting audiences to reflect on their own connection to the world around them.