Art

In its new space, the bookstore celebrates community and creativity with local art and expanded offerings

Caftans, memorabilia, and more from late North Carolina native and Vogue alum wow at museums in Atlanta and Savannah

The Louisiana native carries on a Cajun woodworking and painting lineage

The magic and mystery of Danish artist Thomas Dambo’s creations land across the Tarheel State

Over the past century, the Rice family name has been synonymous with silhouette artwork. Now, with his eyes trained on Lowcountry landscapes, waterways, and people, Clay Rice has made the form all his own.

A wealth of captivating literary adventures drives a pair of new books on the life and legacies of Jim Harrison and Peter Matthiessen

A selection of shows with something for everyone

America’s documentary maven previews his most ambitious series yet—and the South’s pivotal role

In Lexington, Kentucky, Alex Narramore nurtures a stunning artist’s garden to create remarkable botanical cakes

One Atlanta artist turns to foraged materials to honor and conserve the natural world

How a night with the storied film ignited a literary lifetime

The North Carolinian’s heritage shines in wearable works of art

The first hand-carved carousel produced by one person in over one hundred years is now spinning in Franklin

The sacred music of one writer’s ancestors—and the enduring power of the Charleston church—holds space for solace and survival

The expressive New Orleans–based painter shares her favorite hometown haunts

Scrapyard materials and roadside castoffs transform into whimsical, larger-than-life characters

G&G editors and contributors shared so many stellar new novels, memoirs, and cookbooks that we lost count. But here are thirty-something selections at the top of our lazy-summer book stacks.

A chat with the fashion designer and entertainer ahead of his one-man Spoleto Festival USA show

Using his Tidewater Virginia roots as inspiration, the crime novelist has skyrocketed to the top of the bestseller lists with his genre-bending take on crime fiction

Mary Berry, the farmer, writer, and executive director of the Berry Center, talks about her love of place and what she has learned from her father, Wendell Berry