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Penn Business Journal Article 5/7/2009


David's Furniture Store, 914 S.13th St.,Harrisburg, will host an art exhibition. The opening with a reception is Sun., Oct. 25, 1-4 PM. The show will remain up for a week.
Born in Boston,
Massachusetts,
U.S.A., Bryan studied under George Nick,
Irena Roman, and
other well known artists while earning a Bachelor
of Fine Arts degree from Massachusetts
College of Art. Molloy has work in
collections in the U.S., Brazil, Germany, and England. Among them:
Hershey Co.,
the Governor
of Pennsylvania, the Mayor
of Harrisburg, and the parents of Christopher Meloni (Law&Order:SVU).
@ MassArt, on the advice of Professor Ron Hayes (co-developer of Windsor & Newton's Acrylic formula), that Molloy understood his duty as an artist, to take ultimate responsibility for his Work; for the owners and Collectors of it; to produce disciplined, legacy-quality investment art of paramount calibre. Molloy Studios uses the highest quality Windsor & Newton paints, Rembrandt paints, and thick, wagon-grade canvas. Molloy works closely with third-generation Framer, Rick Walker of Walker's Framing. This ensures that a work by Bryan Thomas Molloy will last a minimum of 400 years, as an heirloom to many.
Currently, Molloy is working in an impressionistic representational style, painting everything from landscapes, portraits, and many private commissions. He exhibits most seriously online @ bryanmolloyart.com, bryanmolloyart.org and bryanmolloyart.net. Bryan donates his work and his time regularly to charities such as Habitat for Humanity, Aids Community Alliance, United Cerebal Palsy, Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, Keystone Human Services, local Rotary clubs, and the Art Association of Harrisburg.
Bryan co-created the popular ONSE
series of one-night exhibits in local (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, U.S.A)
restaurants and other night
.
He volunteered as Event Coordinator for a year.
Bryan is working in Harrisburg, taking on private
commissions and painting several personal series, including a series of
views from the Pennsylvania Turnpike.