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Matthew Moloney is a multi-disciplinary American artist from West Bloomfield, Michigan and currently living and working in Brooklyn, NY.

Working across painting, sculpture, photography, fashion, and film, Moloney’s curiosity is the driving force behind his practice. His work spans large-scale canvases, immersive installations, short films, and experimental projects that explore the intersections of light, material, and form.

Moloney attended the University of Massachusetts – Boston, graduating in 2020 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management/Entrepreneurship and a minor in Art History. While in college, he co-founded FilterGrade with his brother Michael, an online marketplace for digital editing tools. Together, they transformed the market for creator resources, growing the company into a multi-million-dollar business that has paid out over $3M+ to creators worldwide.

 

In 2025, Moloney founded Timestamp, a platform for contemporary artist interviews and documentary content, designed to highlight the creative process and give artists a voice beyond the gallery. Timestamp reflects his commitment to connecting communities, fostering dialogue, and exploring the evolving landscape of contemporary art.

Moloney had his first exhibition in Boston in 2021 and has since shown internationally, including in Paris, New York, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. 

Exhibitions 

2021

Main Street Gallery Showcase, Wakefield, MA

2022

Lily's Gallery, Boston, MA

Cognitive Dissonance, CommCreative Gallery

Consistencies & Contingencies, Liberty Hotel, Boston, MA

2023

Symmetry, Sovreign Studios, Atlanta, GA

Lighthouse, Galerie Jared,

Brooklyn, NY

Guerre

Brooklyn, NY

Here Now

Paris, France

2024

Growing Down, Known Studios

Los Angeles, CA

Transitions, The Knowlton

Bridgeport, CT

Après Guerre, Collective High Residency

Manhattan, NY

Symmetry, Emma Darnell Aviation Museum 

Atlanta, GA

Art Fair, Detroit, MI

2025

MJM Fall Winter 2025 Collection, 

Paris, France

Education 

2016 - 2020

University of Massachusetts, Boston

Published

2019

2022

Moloney Publishing House

2023

2024

Currently
On View:

Gallery 125, Boston, MA

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