Multi-disciplinary artist Noelle Mason explores digital surveillance, global capitalism, and Gobelin tapestry in 'Ground Control' from the Spring 2024 Southern Art Issue. Read here: oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

“Who’s Annie Wellborn?”

OA Contributor Holly Haworth considers that question and more in a study of folk art, a plain life, and dreams about flying. You can read “Plain Art” online or in the #SouthernArtIssue : oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

🎨 Annie Wellborn/📷 Robert Lowery

Huge congrats, Ed Pavlić!

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As the moon takes center stage today with the grand spectacle of the eclipse, we find ourselves drawn back to Ansel Elkin’s “First Casino on the Moon,” in Issue #109. An excerpt is featured here, but you can read more at: oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

“He’s a rebel, an old hippie, or maybe a young one? A long-hair, not a suit. No framers are suits, he tells me.” — Wendy Brenner writes of her boss and an unforeseen foray into the art-framing world for the Southern Art Issue: oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

Have you read the poems from “A triptych” by Analicia Sotelo in the Spring 2024 Southern Art Issue? oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

OA Editor Danielle Amir Jackson joined PopPantheonPod for an #allaccess episode to break down the “music, themes, references, history and breadth of the expansive second installment in BEYONCÉ’s unfurling new trilogy.” Check out the preview here:
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Beautiful night with Jessica Lynne & Enjoliqué celebrating Danielle Amir Jackson & the nomination of Oxford American for General Excellence 💖

Celebrating #NationalPoetryMonth with Analicia Sotelo’s “Dream State (As Citrus).” Start April with a read that resonates. Full triptych from our Southern Art Issue #124 at: oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

From breathtaking cave formations to the sleek curves of Corvettes, Bowling Green, Kentucky is where art meets adventure! See all there is to do and experience at VisitBGKY.com #ad

Pick a writer you’ve never read before and spend some time with them this Sunday! humanaobscura, One Story, Oxford American, PassagerBooks, Passengers, @thesunmagazine, Superpresent (SUBMISSIONS OPEN), and West Trade Review have lots of options for you to choose from: clmp.org/news/march-202…

REMINDER: We’re looking for an unpublished fiction piece to feature in our Fall 2024 issue. If you’ve never been published in a major print magazine and have a story with Southern ties (or just a great story), we want to see your work. Deadline 4/7.

oxfordamerican.submittable.com/submit

Listening to #CowboyCarter ? Revisit Black Country: A Love Letter and Living Archive, a compilation of OA work that has chronicled and illuminated the Black roots, and future, of country music.

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Photo: still from “TEXAS HOLD 'EM (Official Visualizer)”

🎤after you listen to Linda Martell reread this 2009
Oxford American essay by Alice Randall (whose new book My Black Country is out now)
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BEYONCÉ Charlie Harding Sam Sanders Tressie McMillan Cottom Switched on Pop .Rhiannon Giddens, one of the most classic of 'your favorite artist's favorite artist,' plays the banjo on 'Texas Hold 'Em.' Here she is with Ken Burns on how she's reclaiming the instrument as a Black instrument. From Oxford American's 'Point South.'
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BEYONCÉ Charlie Harding Sam Sanders Tressie McMillan Cottom Switched on Pop Rhiannon Giddens Ken Burns Oxford American Today, Explained Alice Randall Here's where you can listen to the whole playlist. Download the Hark app for the best listening experience. And stream #CowboyCarter !!
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you didn’t hear it from me but the lovely folks at University of Texas Press are discounting the price of “Black Country Music” by Dr. Francesca Royster in celebration of #COWBOYCARTER

use the code UTXBEY to receive 50% off.
click the link below to purchase:
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'She equated food with love.'

Today's article pick from Damn History, a free monthly newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory . Congrats to writer Crystal WILKINSON and Oxford American!

Damn History subscriptions: damn-history-16d93f.beehiiv.com/subscribe

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Really Gone
a short story by gonzomike
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#shortstory

Artist Jodi Hays chats with Robert Alan Grand in a BRAND NEW q&a feature, the first of a series of digital features to compliment our Spring 2024 #SouthernArtIssue .

Read here: oxfordamerican.org/web-only/jodi-…

Photo: Jodi Hays by Logan Elder Art: Elaine, 2022, Jodi Hays, Night Gallery