For more than five decades, photographer Norm Clasen has helped shape the visual language of the American West. After making Aspen home in 1962, Clasen built an acclaimed career photographing the region's sweeping landscapes, wildlife and working cowboys before creating some of the most recognizable imagery of the American West through the landmark Marlboro campaign. Moderated by Carrie Scott, founder of Seen, the conversation explores Clasen's remarkable career, the enduring appeal of the West, and how photography has influenced the way generations have experienced—and imagined—its landscapes, culture and spirit.

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