Southern Artists

A new exhibition connects the painter John Cleaveland’s story to that of the former president’s

Spurred by a research residency at the Library of Congress, the Durham artist blends sculpture, archival portraits, and delicate tissue paper to transform a former plantation owner’s house

The Houston artist captures the luminescence of everyday things, including timeworn antiques and game birds

Tufted tapestries loop back to the creator’s roots and family textile legacy in Dalton, Georgia

A ceramist and educator’s interactive coral reefs put the dire straits of Florida’s waters into relief

The newest show at Atlanta’s High Museum explores its collection of colorful tapestries and how their makers reinterpret memories, people, and places in the South

A can’t-miss show at the North Carolina Museum of Art highlights three-dimensional art from over fifty tribes

A Penland alum’s blown glass and paintings burst with energy

The group of painters created a landscape of opportunity for Black artists

A painter known for his vibrant Creole portraits brings his eye for the extraordinary to the Lowcountry

Bethany Carroz captures nature, vintage-inspired florals, and family homes through watercolor

An Alabama textile artist pieces together his vision of home

A curator connects gallery walls to Southern neighborhoods

In Charleston, South Carolina, a big dreamer shakes up the status quo

An artist from the Caddo Nation shapes a storyline both ancient and new

A Georgia photographer sharpens his focus on the American story

An art director for a Miami real estate heavyweight advocates for creativity on a huge scale

With each scan and brushstroke, a detail-oriented conservator proves that the past still matters

From her Virginia studio, a taxidermist resurrects the beauty of the field

Kate T. Parker’s latest collection of intimate portraits—spanning dancers, activists, soccer players, and classmates—reminds girls everywhere just what they are capable of