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Ed Mell

Ed Mell

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Oct 28, 2026

Mark SubletteHOST
23:20
are on that track.
Mark SubletteHOST
23:21
And I do see artists that have this sense of, I'm not there, I haven't made it, in the sense of, I can be better, right? I saw Ed Mell do that.
Mark SubletteHOST
23:30
I mean, I watched him do it.
Mark SubletteHOST
23:32
I mean, he's like a great artist, but he was like, no, I just, I gotta push it, you know.
Michael ClawsonGUEST
19:31
Like, Ed, it was really important for Ed, now that he's painted this picture, he had copies of it made to give to every kid, to every child.
Michael ClawsonGUEST
19:38
And so everyone got a little, uh, Ed Mell print, uh, specifically [laughs] from Ed.
Michael ClawsonGUEST
19:44
And, uh-
Adolfo CastilloHOST
19:44
Oh, wow
Keisha TurleyGUEST
31:15
So coyotes visited, the javelinas visited and kind of disrupted his pieces.
Keisha TurleyGUEST
31:21
And so it's, it's really interesting to see kind of artists who are utilizing the landscape to create their work, um, in a very different way from, say, somebody like Ed Mell or Lon Megargie who pa- uh, who use, who use paint to depict the landscape.
Mark BrodyHOST
31:38
Is there a way, do you think, to sort of re-idealize this area? I mean, obviously, you know, in the early part of the 20th century, as you referenced, uh, when we were walking through the, the exhibition, you know, the goal was to get people to come here, to explore, to move to the West because most people hadn't seen it and certainly hadn't been here.
Mark BrodyHOST
31:57
So I wonder, like, is there a way to sort of re-idealize this place maybe in a more realistic way through this art?

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