New Southern Photography is a large-scale exhibition organized by the Ogden Museum of Southern Art that highlights the exciting and diverse breadth of photography being practiced in the American South today. Read More about New Southern Photography

The Colourful South explores the role color photography has played in the history of Southern photography and beyond. Read More about The Colourful South: William Christenberry, Birney Imes, William Greiner, William Ferris and Alec Soth

This series portrays rural and roadside life in and around the Mississippi Delta, Memphis and points between. Read More about William Eggleston: Troubled Waters

Solidary and Solitary, drawn from the Joyner/Giuffrida collection, tells the history of art by African and African American artists from the 1940s to the present moment. Read More about Solidary & Solitary: The Joyner/ Giuffrida Collection Presented by The Helis Foundation

A Place and Time II follows the trajectory of Southern photography from 1946 to the present. Read More about A Place and Time Part II

Waltzing the Muse: The Paintings of James Michalopoulos includes works from throughout the artist’s career, showcasing his portrayal of the world around him, both natural and built, with an accomplished hand and a singular vision. Read More about Waltzing the Muse: The Paintings of James Michalopoulos

Bright Fields is a comprehensive and deeply intimate exploration of the life and work of Mississippi-born artist Marie Hull (1890–1980). Her paintings reflect a nine-decade journey of search, thought, and growth. Read More about Bright Fields: the Mastery of Marie Hull

Few of Raymond Smith’s rare prints from his 1974 summer roadtrip through the South and into the Midwest have been exhibited or published until now, during the fortieth anniversary of Smith’s trip. Read More about In Time We Shall Know Ourselves: Photographs by Raymond Smith

Arthur Kern is a retired Tulane professor of art, who all but withdrew from the outside world thirty years ago. Since then, he has spent much of his time working in his basement studio, creating scores of surreal sculptures that disturb as often as they enchant. Read More about Arthur Kern: The Surreal World of a Reclusive Sculptor