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Donna Moran is a professor of Fine Art at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y.  From 2001 to 2012 she chaired the Fine Arts Department overseeing both the BFA and MFA programs. Her work has been widely exhibited in the US and abroad, including New York, Australia, Brazil, Peru, Italy, and Spain. She was recently one of sixteen invited international artists for Peru’s Taller 72’s book Mixtura. 

Moran has been a Visiting Artist at The American Academy in Rome, and an artist in residence at The Vermont Studio Center, The Centre for Fine Print Research  (UWE) in Bristol, England, and U Gratzie Ceramica in Deruta, Italy.

During her recent sabbatical she developed her new series of work, Configuration, Transformation and Assembly and Conversations With E. Vila-Matas.   This new work is reflective of the physical damages created from recent storms, over-development of the coastal regions of the northeast and of her native mid-west and other global cataclysms. The work is a blend of landscape and architecture, digital and hand painted media.​