featuring Mandy Carter, Hooper Schultz, and Mab Segrest People have always told the story of the queer South. Still, both silenced and emerging stories remain to be told. In a region (and nation) where ideological battles over family life, gender, and sexual politics continue to unfold, the South is crucial terrain for doing meaning-making work, »

featuring Natalie Chanin, Olivia Ware Terenzio, and Victor Lytvinenko In a moment when the textile industry is fueled by exploited overseas labor, toxic chemicals, and artificial intelligence over craft, we ask: what is the future of textiles? Guest edited by Natalie Chanin, this special issue of Southern Cultures asks how we might imagine a progressive way forward for textiles in the »

Our fall Snapshot: Climate issue features more than 60 photographs and accompanying short reflections from artists, activists, photojournalists, and scientists to provide a “snapshot” look at climate impacts across the (global, Atlantic, gulf) South. With support from the Mellon Foundation and Carolina Public Humanities, 25 photographs from Snapshot: Climate will travel to galleries across the South over the next year. All »

Presented with the University of MississippiOn view: January–February 7, 2024Exhibition opening: TBD Center for the Study of Southern Culture255 Grove LoopUniversity, MS The Snapshot: Climate issue features more than 60 photographs and accompanying short reflections from artists, activists, photojournalists, and scientists to provide a “snapshot” look at people’s lived experiences in this urgent moment. Twenty-five photographs from Snapshot: »