Arts & Culture

Three new collections propel Southern verse forward

Home and garden inspiration worth the drive

Take a hot lap through cinematic history

Historic decoys, dog paintings, a rare folk art find, and more highlights from the online Copley Winter Sale

Timothy Stammen brings trained hands and an angler’s eye to his bespoke creations

Carnival crimes, origin stories, and penance ideas

A love letter to vintage family vehicles, and why Southerners just can’t stand to part with them

Hit order (and preorder) for these two dozen new and forthcoming books that G&G editors and contributors are buzzing about

The North Carolina artist Patrick Dougherty is saying goodbye to making larger-than-life stick sculptures across the globe

A dreamy beach town and a world-class arts scene unite in Pensacola

Paintings, furniture, and more for a spring re-do

Little Richard, Nikki Giovanni, and the Indigo Girls got the documentary treatment at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Here’s what you missed—and what’s in store for the films

Is your favorite on the list?

How much shrimp is required to create a movie classic? About six thousand pounds, apparently

Give any room of your house a glow-up by adding a little light

Lurid tales from behind the curtain

A New Orleans milliner followed her dream after a mentor said, “Don’t let the thinking get in the way of the doing”

The legacy of the “Prince of Scribes” lives on in Beaufort and beyond

The Music City’s maven of menswear takes Melrose Avenue

Southern-accented series, films, and documentaries to tune into this February