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Joe Scanlan

Joe Scanlan

DIY: A Scrapbook on Waste Management and Death

“Death: I don’t believe in it, because you’re not around to know that it’s happened.”

Dec 8, 2017

DIY: A Scrapbook on Waste Management and Death

Dec 8, 2017

Joe Scanlan

A Fine Disregard

I’m much better at relating to subway cars, because, well, that’s where I get my oneness. That’s why I’m so excited that the New York…

Oct 27, 2017

A Fine Disregard

Oct 27, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Ethics of Ambiguity

Ice hockey is a cruel game. Unlike other international sports involving a projectile of some sort, at no point in a hockey game are you…

Oct 26, 2017

Ethics of Ambiguity

Oct 26, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Artist Curates: DIY

Although many artists can be said to contemplate mortality in their work — usually in a veiled, Robert Frost kind of way — a clearheaded…

Oct 26, 2017

Artist Curates: DIY

Oct 26, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Collier

There once was a person named Schorr,

Oct 13, 2017

Oct 13, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Every Man for Himself: Henry Darger

One thing is certain: commentaries on Art are the result of shifts in the economy.

Oct 10, 2017

Every Man for Himself: Henry Darger

Oct 10, 2017

Joe Scanlan

The Art of Disappearing

A beautiful thing happened over the summer: Ellsworth Kelly’s Sculpture For A Large Wall came to New York. Originally commissioned in 1957…

Oct 10, 2017

The Art of Disappearing

Oct 10, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Unbuilt Roads: Eight Days a Week

Originally uploaded to Joe Scanlan’s website.

Sep 19, 2017

Unbuilt Roads: Eight Days a Week

Sep 19, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Making and Wasting Time, or: A Calendar For Self-Employed Agnostics Living in Seasonal Climates Who…

Originally uploaded to Joe Scanlan’s website.

Sep 18, 2017

Making and Wasting Time, or: A Calendar For Self-Employed Agnostics Living in Seasonal Climates Who…

Sep 18, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Back to Basics and Back Again: Dan Peterman

First published in frieze (Sept./Oct., 1994): 36–9

Jul 19, 2017

Jul 19, 2017

Joe Scanlan

Joe Scanlan

Joe Scanlan: artist & writer living in New York City. Professor in the Visual Arts Program at Princeton University. http://www.joescanlan.org

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