Tracing American Identity Through Art and War

Tracing American Identity Through Art and War

From The Spark by WITF

April 24, 2026 · 44 min

About this episode

The episode explores American identity through art and the historical significance of the Susquehanna River, featuring discussions on a major exhibition and the impact of World War I.

Curator Rob Evans and Susquehanna Art Museum’s Director of Exhibitions, Rachel O’Connor, join us to explore American Identity: Restoring the Artistic Legacy of the Susquehanna River . The conversation highlights a groundbreaking exhibition featuring more than 100 artworks and artifacts—some dating back to the Native Susquehannock people—that reveal the Susquehanna River as a powerful artistic muse long before the Hudson River School. In connection with the America 250 celebration, this discussion reexamines the river’s enduring cultural, historical, and artistic impact on American identity. Dr. Christopher Warren, Chief Curator of the National WWI Museum and Memorial, also joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on the history of World War I and why it still matters today. From the global forces that led to the war to its lasting political, cultural, and human consequences, Dr. Warren offers an accessible introduction to the Great War and the lessons it continues to hold for the modern world. The discussion also touches on the creation of the National WWI Museum and Memorial, rooted in a remarkable public effort to honor those who served and to preserve the war’s legacy for…

People in this episode

Guests: Rob Evans, Rachel O’Connor, Dr. Christopher Warren

Topics covered

  • American identity
  • art
  • history
  • World War I
  • cultural impact
  • Susquehanna River

Keywords

  • American identity
  • art exhibition
  • Susquehanna River
  • World War I
  • cultural history
  • Native Susquehannock

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Susquehanna Art Museum, National WWI Museum and Memorial

Places: Susquehanna River

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