Allen Glover is a historian of film and television whose curatorial work at the Paley Center for Media has brought cultural icons to life through exhibitions. His deep understanding of media and history informs his approach to analyzing art. Glover focuses on the connection between creators and their audiences, and the lasting impact of their work on culture. His writing explores how media have evolved over time and influenced society.
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The pioneering, incisive, lavishly illustrated survey of noir on television- the first of its kind