Rediscovered Stories: Poetry and Painting: An Interview with Author Jean L. Kreiling

by Camellia Mukherjee – There is a longstanding relationship between poetry and painting. In 1951, at the Museum of Modern Art, Wallace Stevens delivered a lecture in which he explored the parallel elements of poetry and painting. He defined four main areas of influence: “sensibility, subject matter, technique, and aesthetics.”1 As

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Court, Community, and Connection:
 The American Museum of Tort Law and Assistant Director Sara Nowak

The American Museum of Tort Law, founded by consumer advocate Ralph Nader, is the first of its kind. Located in Winsted, Connecticut, the museum traces the history of important events that resulted in landmark litigation. Its exhibits mainly consist of political cartoons that present important concepts with panache. The visuals grab

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 The American Museum of Tort Law and Assistant Director Sara Nowak