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See recent auction-winning Henry Faulkner paintings, including a portrait of his beloved goat companion, Alice

Arts & Culture

The Paper Dolls of Zelda Fitzgerald is an extraordinary look into the art and vision of the famous Southern Belle

Arts & Culture

Take a load off on a handmade Curtis Buchanan original

Arts & Culture

Nathaniel’s Custom Hats are made by hand—and made to last

Arts & Culture

I, Too, Am Alabama, the first-ever retrospective of Dial’s work in the state, honors the artist’s homeplace, creativity, and community

This Land

Black cowboys—some of the original wranglers—get their due at a stereotype-busting South Carolina festival

Style

Miami’s Alepel collaborates with artists to create truly singular shoes

Arts & Culture

Stuart Mercer isn’t just a rock star. He’s more like the whole rock band

Arts & Culture

An exclusive preview of the one-of-a-kind pottery coming to New Braunfels this weekend

Arts & Culture

The mega-best-selling author dishes on his favorite cookbooks, the Mississippi haunt that started it all, and why he won’t describe his new book in one sentence

Arts & Culture

“I wish there was a way to go back and soothe the younger me,” says Natalie Chanin, whose gorgeous new book celebrates two decades of soulful Southern style

Arts

Cedric Smith paints himself into the nation’s canvas

Arts & Culture

For the master watercolorist Wyatt Waters, a trip across the region was all about the journey, not the destination

Books

The celebrated author delivers back-to-back knockouts

Music

Today’s women of country on why Lynn was a beacon for all

Arts & Culture

The new show Kinship: Dusti Bongé and Betty Parsons celebrates an art friendship that extended across the country

Books

G&G editors and contributors share what books to cozy up with this autumn

Champions of Conservation

A greener future for Louisiana’s threatened landscapes emerges from artist Hannah Chalew’s paintings and sculptures

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Arts

New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art shines a light on the Black potters in nineteenth-century South Carolina

Arts & Culture

The venerated storytelling organization, which turns twenty-five this year, is here to help you rule the front porch