Harper’s Magazine published a portfolio of images accompanied by an essay from Southern Fiction by contributing writer Honorée Fanonne Jeffer’s in their August issue: Almost Home

Salvation South published an essay by writer and former director of the Eudora Welty House, Lauren Rhoades. Lauren’s essay is one of three included in the forthcoming monograph of Southern Fiction: Tema Stauffer’s Sense of Place

Four prints from SOUTHERN FICTION are included in an exhibition from May 17 – August 27 in the Bunzl Gallery at The Bascom: A Center for Visual Arts in Highlands, NC. Guest curated by Kate Anderson, Imaginary Landscapes: Stories from the American South, features narrative works that attempt to capture the myriad stories of the […]

Those who know me well know that I spent many months of the past year deeply absorbed by the search for writers with just the right knowledge and insight to contribute essays to my forthcoming book, SOUTHERN FICTION, scheduled to be released by Daylight Books in October 2022. I am so grateful and excited to […]

I spoke with Blue Ridge Public Radio’s Matt Peiken about my Southern Fiction exhibition on view at Tracey Morgan through December 23. An audio recording and transcript of the interview is available here: Tema Stauffer provides the photos and leaves the narrative to her viewers 

Southern Fiction at Tracey Morgan Gallery is featured in Asheville Made.

William Faulkner’s Kitchen Curtains, Rowan Oak, Oxford, Mississippi, 2018 TEMA STAUFFER: SOUTHERN FICTION November 5 – December 23, 2021 Reception for the Artist: Friday, November 5, 6-8pm The gallery’s press release: Tracey Morgan Gallery is pleased to present a selection of large-format color photographs from Tema Stauffer’s ongoing series, Southern Fiction. This is Stauffer’s second […]

A solo exhibition of sixteen prints from Southern Fiction is presented at Biggin Gallery in the Department of Art & Art History at Auburn University in Alabama from October 4-27. An reception and artist talk is scheduled for October 11 at 5pm.

Eudora Welty’s Armchair, Jackson, Mississippi, 2020 is one of 23 images from SOUTHERN FICTION presented in a virtual exhibit through the Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery launched yesterday and featured on their website through October 1.

William Faulkner’s Kitchen Curtains, Rowan Oak, Oxford, Mississippi, 2018 I am honored and grateful to be the recipient of a Tennessee Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship award to support the completion, exhibition, and publication of my current series, Southern Fiction. This series of large-format color photographs explores the history of the American South using its literary […]