Photographer Steve Slate was assigned to photograph Fotoseptiembre founder and festival director Michael Mehl for a feature in the September issue of San Antonio Magazine. Here is the post from Steve Slate’s blog with documentation of the photo session by Fotoseptiembre’s own Ann Kinser.
Continue reading →Cornyation – Corny Rap Music Video (1994) Michael Mehl, Composer/Producer/Director Featuring Jesse Borrego and a cast of Cornyation Crazies Now on Vimeo
Continue reading →Cornyation Tells The Story Of Outrageous Theatrical Tradition Cornyation book by Amy Stone Book review by Ed Conroy | San Antonio Express-News, April 19, 2017
Continue reading →Cornyation, San Antonio’s Outrageous Fiesta Tradition Amy L. Stone Trinity University Press http://tupress.org/books/cornyation
Continue reading →It’s been a long time coming… And now, here it is, Michael Mehl – Blue Sky Blacktop, my new album of 28, eclectic, instrumental compositions for solo guitar, celebrating the open road; home grown, home brewed, and home stewed. The complete album is available for listening/downloading/linking, FREE. Thank you, Michael Mehl
Continue reading →Gene Elder Interviews Ann Kinser & Michael Mehl (Out In SA Link) Gene Elder for Out In SA | October 10, 2015 View Of Reality From A Chartreuse Couch (My Own Private Alamo) – Gene Elder PDF File
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Continue reading →Ray Fitzgerald – Cowboy Poetry 210 West Gallery Talks Briscoe Museum of Western Art 210 West Market Street, San Antonio, TX 78205 (210) 299-4499 Tuesday, May 5, 2015, 6:30 pm Ray Fitzgerald is unique among cowboy poets in that he actually is a working cowboy, and has been one most of … Continue reading →
2006-2009 : Michael Mehl & Ann Kinser X-Mas Cards : Robert Johnson : mySA – San Antonio Express News Blue Christmas Robert Johnson Weekender 24/7 mySA – San Antonio Express News 12/12/2006 Folks in the newspaper business are kinda grinchy this time of year. Days off are hard-won; we’re jealous … Continue reading →
Las Meninas is widely regarded as the western world’s greatest painting. Interpreted, copied, studied and discussed for centuries, Diego de Velázquez’s masterpiece, once rejected by his contemporaries as an unfinished plethora of smudges, is now considered to be the finest of the classical and the first of the modern paintings; … Continue reading →