The Artistic Journey of John and Edith Maskey

The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Direct Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art, and why talking about it is so important today. In this episode, Darrell visits renowned artists John and Edith Maskey. The couple discusses their 47-year career in the art world, focusing on their mutual love for watercolor painting and their experiences at various art shows. They recount how they met, their initial steps into the art world, and their long-standing partnership both in marriage and art. The Maskeys share insights into their creative processes, the challenges of working from home, and the importance of workshops for budding artists. The episode also highlights their ongoing involvement in prominent art shows and their reflections on the respect watercolor deserves in the art community. Highlights Include: Early Artistic Beginnings The Journey to Becoming Full-Time Artists Life as Watercolor Artists Challenges and Triumphs in Art Shows Building a Collector Base Advice for Young Artists The Importance of Workshops Daily Painting Routines Differences in Artistic Style Resources: Museum of Western Art Darrell Beauchamp on LinkedIn John & Edith Maskey Fine Art