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Joey Skaggs Quotes
«The media became not just a vehicle to get attention about an event, but a medium in itself, to be shaped and molded and instilled with my social-political agenda.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«I realized early on that the business of art was the antithesis to the creative process and I decided to circumvent the traditional art market.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«I was primarily a painter, although I was classically trained in a wide spectrum of mediums.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«After years of people sitting on their butts in front one screen or another, looking at or reading about other people's lives and events, a multi-national corporation connected to a global political party manipulates everyone into believing that information derived this way is unhealthy.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«In 1969 I hung a Fifty Foot Brassiere on the US Treasury Building to poke fun at leering Wall Street workers and placed grotesque Statues of Liberty in Astor Place in the East Village as a war protest.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«The media is not just the message. The media is a massage. We're constantly being stroked, manipulated, adjusted, realigned, and maneuvered.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«I created hoaxes. I confronted and challenged the majority opinion. I attacked, humiliated, and criticized the voice of the corporate mainstream media.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«So I began doing confrontational, iconoclastic performances, bringing my artwork into the public arena, like the Easter Sunday Crucifixion in 1966, which started when I dragged a 200-pound ten-foot-tall sculpture depicting a decayed figure on a cross into Tompkins Square Park on the Lower East Side.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«Celebrations of anniversaries of disasters, such as nuclear power plant meltdowns or political assassinations, provide opportunities, as do holidays.»
Author: Joey Skaggs
«In 1966, I built a crucifix and dragged it down the street on four consecutive Easters to protest man's inhumanity to man and to comment on the hypocrisy of the church.»
Author: Joey Skaggs