MEDIA COVERAGE

Media Assortment's Overview
U.S. and world media. Starting from the 1960s, national newspaper
articles on Mulleian are still being rediscovered yearly.

Panorama (California)
Early article with photo on Mulleian
and radio interview.
Janurary 6th 1967

Enterprise Record, Chico, CA
Early article with photo on Mulleian.
August 13, 1969

San Francisco's Openings Magazine
A 62-word article on Mulleian.
May 14,1969

Ray Taliaferro KRON Radio talk show
Ray Taliaferro discussed Mulleian's paintings.
1970s

California Courier
Article on Mulleian.
August 13, 1970

Albany Democrat-Herald
Article with large photo on Mulleian.
April 12, 1971

The Logansport Press
Article on Mulleian.
April 12, 1971

The Brownsville Herald
Article on Mulleian's Crucifixion.
April 12, 1971

TV Channel 5, Noon News
Rolf Peterson discussed Mulleian's painting, "Crucifixion".
April 13, 1971

Coshocton Tribune
Article on Mulleian's Crucifixion.
April 13, 1971

Mainstream Media - Television News
While painting the Crucifixion, Mulleian was filmed and
aired by Channel 2, Channel 4, and Channel 13.
April 9, 1971

TV News Coverage
Arts and Industry Show, Brooks Hall, San Francisco.
Mulleian's paintings were featured on four stations'
news coverage (Channels 4, 7, 9 and 2).
May 13, 1971.

Especially Galleries
Cover plus a ten-page article on Mulleian.
December, 1971

All American Art Show;
Armenians Past and Present
Fresno Art Center Covered by the Fresno Bee and TV.
December 7, 1971

San Francisco Examiner
Front-page photo article on Mulleian by art critic,
William Zakariasen.
June 24, 1972

TV Channel 2, 10:00 PM News
Showing of Mulleian's latest paintings and
the artist at work in his studio.
October 24, 1972

West Art
Article announcing the end of Mulleian exhibit.
December 15, 1972

The Advocate (National)
Cover photo plus two-page feature article on Mulleian, with photos .
Featuring the largest cover story on an established individual in
the mainstream public to come out gay during
the Nixon and J. Edgar Hoover era.
January 31, 1973

After Dark (National) Special San Francisco Issue
Full-page article with photo on Mulleian.
Dedicated a special tribute in the August
issue focusing on the city of San Francisco,
it’s people and it’s pace setters.
August, 1974

TV Channel 6
Format talk show, Special guests,
Lawyer Melvin Belli and Artist G. Mark Mulleian.
Program repeated each Monday of October, 1974

In Touch (National)
Five-page feature article with photos.
February/March, 1975

TV Channel 7
6:00 PM and 11:00 PM News
Filmed report about Mulleian camping on a San Francisco street
corner for three days with his large painting, "the Crucifixion."
February 21, 1975

San Francisco Progress
Photo and story about Mulleian's vigil on corner with painting.
March 1, 1975

The Nightly Edition
News Article entitled, "Mark Mulleian Speaks Out."
November, 1976

Man's Way (National)
Four-page article on Mulleian, with color photos.
March, 1977

OUT (New Zealand Magazine)
Cover photo plus a five-page feature article on Mulleian, with photos.
1979

Alternate (National)
Full-page article on Mulleian, with photo.
April, 1980

Celebrity Showcase
Full-page article on Mulleian, with a full-page photo.
May, 1980

The San Francisco Independent
Article and photo of ASI (Artist's Society International)
Art Achievement Award of the Painting,
"The Orphan."
April 1, 1987.

Artweek
Column Mention of Mulleian's ASI Art Achievement Award.
May 2, 1987.

The Healing Arts
WRS Publishing - Wayman R. Spence.
Hard-bound Book "The Healing Arts - The Best American Artists
Look at Medicine Today." Mulleian's paintings, "Dies Irae" and
"Spring Rain", occupy two full pages in this internationally
distributed art presentation.
1994

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish Network
Positive Spin celebrates its 100th Anniversary with highlights
from interviews with Kofi Annan, Jane Goodall, G. Mark Mulleian,
Cindy Sheehan,Prem Rawat and many more.
March 6,7,9,10,20,23,24,
2007

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish Network
International Day of Peace, a one hour program on Free Speech
TV via Satellite Dish Network, and is carried also on 183 Cable
access station reaching over 30 million homes nationwide.
On both the Internet and Free Speech TV introducing
the nuclear disarmament segment with Mulleian's
visionary painting Dies Irae, followed by
Pesident Barak Oboma's speech
from Birlin, on Free Speech TV,
on nuclear disarmament.
Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2, 3, 4,
2009

Internet Live Stream Global Broadcast
International Day of Peace, a Global 24 Hour Internet
Broadcast. Launched an annual worldwide event on September
21, 2009, introducing the nuclear disarmament segment with
Mulleian's visionary painting Dies Irae. In a global movement
sponsored by the Unity Foundation, pathway to Peace
and United Nations, for the first time in media and
internet history. Also telecast via Radio
and Free Speech TV.
Sept. 2009

The Tracey show
An Interview with G. Mark Mulleian on the on the tracey show,
Channel 28, a locol televsion newsmagazine airing
in Berkeley California and Central East Bay.
Sept. 13, 15, 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30,
Oct.1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 21,
22, 25, Nov. 1,
2009

BAVC Channel 29 and 76
A San Francisco and Bay Area television broadcast of art curator
Paul Deegan's, "Analysis and Review of an Artist's Work",
This author exposes the hidden meanings of Mulleian’s
paintings and its relevance of the future of mankind.
This half-hour documentary was produced by
documentarian Damon Molloy.
June 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
2010

Film Documentary Broadcast
A national television broadcast on Free Speech TV and Derict TV
of art curator Paul Deegan's, "Analysis and Review of an Artist's Work",
This author exposes the hidden meanings of Mulleian’s
paintings and its relevance of the future of mankind.
This half-hour documentary was produced by
documentarian Damon Molloy.
June 26, 27,
2010

BAVC Channel 29 and 76
A San Francisco and Bay Area television broadcast of James
Lecesne, founder of the Trevor Project, the only 24 hour crisis
and suicide lifeline for Gay, Lesbian, BiSexual, Transgender
and Questioning youth in the U.S. Later Mulleian’s unique
perspective on the homosexual and bisexual
community’s role in the Human Population
Equation, on Positive Spin, a national
television newsmagazine.
August 1, 2,3, 5, 6, 8, 12,

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish
Network and Direct TV
A national television broadcast of James
Lecesne, founder of the Trevor Project, the only 24 hour crisis
and suicide lifeline for Gay, Lesbian, BiSexual, Transgender
and Questioning youth in the U.S. Later Mulleian’s unique
perspective on the homosexual and bisexual
community’s role in the Human Population
Equation, on Positive Spin, a national
television newsmagazine.
August 21, 22,
2010

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish
Network and Direct TV
Positive Spin, a national news magazine.
Bill McCarthy, host of Positive Spin, introduces
the important work of Princess Evelyn Komuntale and
Outreach To Africa, an organization providing vital services
to orphans, widows and the sick in Uganda and the Pygmy population
of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Later Bill Miller of Global Connections Television presents an interview with Ishmael Beah, a former child soldier
and the author of the best selling book "A Long Way Gone, Memoirs of a Boy Soldier." And in our final segment we revisit G. Mark Mulleian as he shares his anti-nuclear message through his Masterpiece Dies Irae, and we present
several other controversial works that have not been
shown publicly in more than 35 years.
Janurary 17, 22, 23,
2011

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish
Network and Direct TV
Positive Spin, a national news magazine.
In this months edition we feature one of the 2011
winners of the Goldman Environmental Prize Prigi Arisandi....
the art of G. Mark Mulleian "Forces of Man and Nature. The music of
Ronnie Ray Padilla "Setting Birds Free" from his debut album Raydience.
Bill Miller with Global Connections TV on the Coalition on the
International Criminal Court. "Song of Peace" by
actor and peace activist Max Gail.
March 19, 24,
2012

Film Documentary for Broadcast
The Transrealism of G. Mark Mulleian examines this outspoken
artist and activist. Produced by award winning documentarian
Damon Molloy.This thirty minute glimps into the artist
thoughts and imagery is as inspirational
as it is sobering.

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish
Network and Direct TV
A one hour-long national television special on the gay movement,
entitled Stonewall: The Movement, an award-winning documentary. The
program is a chronological narration of the progression of the U.S. Gay
Movement, from the 1600's to the 1969 Stonewall riots, through the
first wave of Gay Parades to the first San Francisco gay marriages
in 2004 and includes colorful, candid interviews with many
of the original pioneers of the gay Movement.
2016

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish
Network and Direct TV
In 2018, during the early stages of the Kim Jong-un/Donald Trump nuclear arms confrontation/crises, the national newsmagazine Positive Spin aired artist
G. Mark Mulleian's prominent 1987 anti-nuclear painting “Dies Irae”, along
with his stronglyworded anti-nuclear message . Also included in this
program was Mulleian’s environmental piece “Forces of Man and
Nature”. The program, hostedby Bill McCarthy and aired on
Free Speech TV, was reintroduced in repeated
airings via the Satellite DISH network.
2016

Free Speech TV Satellite Dish
Network and Direct TV
The McCarthy/Mulleian interview, which aired on Free Speech TV
and DirecTV via Satellite reaching over 40 million households, focuses
on the formative events and personalities of the early years of gay pride and
introduces many of the original pioneers of the Gay Movement in their one hour,
Stonewall documentary. In the interview, Mulleian speaks about the first
1970 gay march which he Mulleian helped lead and which, decades
later has become known as the Gay Pride Parade.
2019