Artist Information:
Aidan Moran
Clinton, CT
United States
Member Since: May 2006
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Artist Statement:
Aidan was raised in the
miserable damp Irish climate
for twenty-two years before
leaving for California in
1989. He arrived just in time
to experience a 7.1
earthquake. Despite this
shaky start, his photography
went down hill from there.
After several other serious
setbacks including having to
hold down a real job he joined
a photographic cult in
Berkeley to create visual
concerts, which involve
projecting photographic images
to the accompaniment of live
music.
About ten years ago Aidan was
diagnosed as an incurable bore
and has since dedicated his
remaining days to
photographing meaningless
things around him. Despite the
fact that both the Whitney and
MoMA have shown absolutely no
interest in his work he still
subjects the unsuspecting
public to his work by
projecting his images outdoors
in downtown areas.
More recently while in humor
rehab he teamed up with Tony
“Baloney” Juliano to create
such shows as the “3 Miserable
Bastards” and the “Tater Tot
Farmers”. Their latest
subversive plan to bring
laughter into art galleries,
the “Laughter Room Project”,
has led to unwarranted phone
taps and illegal email strip
searches.
For some reason or other he
now finds himself living in
Clinton, CT.
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Aidan Moran's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Aidan Moran's Portfolio. Browse Moran's body of work: Aidan was raised in the miserable damp Irish climate for twenty-two years before leaving for California in 1989. He arrived just in time to experience a 7.1 earthquake. Despite this shaky start, his photography went down hill from there. After several other serious setbacks including having to hold down a real job he joined a photographic cult in Berkeley to create visual concerts, which involve projecting photographic images to the accompaniment of live music.
About ten years ago Aidan was diagnosed as an incurable bore and has since dedicated his remaining days to photographing meaningless things around him. ... |
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