Compared to the earlier part of the twentieth century, when writer H. L. Mencken referred to the South as the “Sahara of the Bozart," the modern South is marked by an extensive range of art museums and galleries, independent art schools and university art departments, commercial and nonprofit galleries, and private and corporate collections. Today the region is widely regarded as one of the nation’s most hospitable for the arts.

Highlights (Click on an image for object details)
The Ciderhouse By Tom Nakashima 2005	Col. Poole's Pig Hill of Fame By John Baeder 1995	Cold Mellons By Jack Leigh 1970
Consummation By Virginia Derryberry 1998	Cooter in the Cotton By Jack Spencer 1998	Extreme Southeast Georgia By Don Cooper 1990
Man with a Necktie By Philip Morsberger 2000	Preacher By Benny Andrews 1994	Rebus 92-3 By Ida Kohlmeyer 1992
Signal Fire By Herb Jackson 1997	The Silver Slipper Club By Jonathan Green 1990	Tenant House II By William Christenberry 1960