Arts & Culture

Swamps, spoonbills, second lines: Annie Moran captures the essence of Louisiana

G&G’s statement about recent events

The people who help shape us might not always be with us long, but a wild spirit can live on forever

A few thoughts on looking forward while remembering the past

What happens when an interiors expert is stuck in her interior? Six tastemakers tell us how they’re sparking creativity at home

Some Go Home, Odie Lindsey’s charismatic debut novel, puts another fictional Mississippi town on the map

Finding hope— and promise—in the backyard

How the Made in the South Awards boosted Covered in Cotton

Bruce Munro’s landmark exhibition of light and sound opens this week at Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina

The culinary historian Jessica B. Harris shares her stunning vintage postcard collection in a new book

Toss the ratty T-shirts and turn instead to these Southern companies making easy-wearing clothing

The truth about desert-island “getaways”

Our ultimate wish list—because sometimes a bagel or a poodle just won’t do

A Duke University researcher’s fascinating new book on the Civil War submarine shines new light on a longstanding mystery

Southern novels, armchair travel guides, rip-through-’em memoirs, and an ode to Foxfire’s enduring legacy

Perfect mail-order presents for Southern mamas

The Gee’s Bend quilter and arts advocate shines a light on the Boykin, Alabama, community of artisans

G&G editors share some of what went into producing the “Saving the South” issue

The silver linings of staying put

Not even an act of God was going to take Judy Wade’s pound cake