Luchita Hurtado Mullican interview

[@MrsKhan-wm8cy]

It was frustrating for me to hear them ask more about the people she was around than her work and what it meant to her. But this was ten years ago and I’m glad she had a time to show and speak on her work before she passed. As a mother and painter she is an inspiration.

[@JoanneWarfield]

My wonderful role model. She's authentic, creative and so alive. ;-)

[@jillswanson8131]

This is so rich and beautiful. Thank you for sharing these conversations. I adore her.

[@cyndykated1083]

Jill Swanson yes..i just started learning about her...shes my hero!😊

[@lilithrogers5204]

I wish I know more about the artists and the times she's speaking of but I am so enchanted with her. Watched a recent video of her at the opening of a grand showing of her paintings which she is still beautifully creating at 100 years old. Marvelous. And inspiring.

[@PatriciaJimenez-td6ee]

I love her laughter!! So guts!

[@lilithrogers5204]

And what an interesting and creative journey her life has been. Would love to know her.

[@sdinale1559]

The male interviewer ends with the condescending phrase “what a dear you’ve been”. She is a brilliant artist with an enormous personality and he needs to make her “small”, the sexist little man! He also blabs on and on when he “asks questions”.