Profile °12 – JAMES SCANLON Liam McCormick Michel Peillon Making Sense of

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The ephemera that catch the artist’s attention in Life Story are often humorous

not only in the incisions of history within their weathered scapes

Across the river lay the tidal flats of the North Lotts

Profile °12 – JAMES SCANLON Liam McCormick Michel Peillon Making Sense ofessay by Aidan Dunne; interview by Shane OToole; afterword by Mark Patrick Hederman ISBN 978 0946641 574 48 pages (paperback) 22. 5x22. 5cm 51 illus James Scanlon is a hugely imaginative artist who produces sumptuous and intricate stained glass artworks. He is also known for his environmental artworks, the most familiar being his stone and glass beehive huts in Sneem, Co Kerry. Aidan Dunne provides a thoroughly illuminating essay, describing how the