Super Bowl Sideline Event

As a former Hall of Fame collegiate athlete, Malcolm has always stated, ” I paint what I know best. I know what it feels like to dive into the end zone for the winning touchdown, hit the home run in the bottom of the ninth, and sink the three pointer at the buzzer! I love the thrill of competition and the focus needed to achieve one’s goals. I would hope that these emotions come through in my paintings”

This God given ability as an athlete combined with an even “higher calling” as an artist, has produced some of the most memorable sports images ever created. Considered “America’s Premier Sports Artist”, Malcolm has been on hand for the most prestigious sporting events that grace our planet. His annual Super Bowl commemorative limited editions, signed by the winning quarterback, are always a sellout. Malcolm’s well chronicled paintings of Lance Armstrong and his quest for his seventh Tour de France title have graced collections globally.

Malcolm spent the opening game of the World Series in 2003 in the bullpen capturing the last game of one of history’s greatest pitchers, Roger Clemens. He was chosen to be at Dan Marino’s right hand side during his Hall of Fame Induction in Canton, and wowed a standing room only crowd on the ice at the NHL Championship!

Needless to say, when capturing the energy and passion of “The Game” , Malcolm Farley stands alone in his field, always striving to create the “game winner” in every situation!

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