Kim Singletary

Over the past century, paintings of the Great War have played an important role in shaping and expressing public memory of the conflict. Indeed, many canvases—think, for example, of the Panthéon de la Guerre or John Singer Sargent’s iconic Gassed—have enjoyed just as much cultural prominence as photographs or works of cinema.  The Great War

The Johnson Collection, located in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is embarking on an innovative study of the achievements and legacies of women artists working in and inspired by the American South. This comprehensive endeavor will encompass a publication and a traveling exhibition drawn from the Johnson Collection and other sources. In so doing, the collection intends

This Special Collection of articles for the Open Library of Humanities (OLH) will examine the critical and often complex relationship between television and film when popular television programmes are re-made for the big screen. The collection therefore aims to illuminate the complex networks of knowledge involved in this process, and to encourage a variety of