Artist presentation begins at 6:00pm. 

This lecture is part of our Meet the Maker series for Postmodernist members and above. To join our membership program, please visit here or call 843-953-5652.

Tamara Reynolds is a Nashville-based photographer whose work seeks to peer below the stereotyped surface of the South. Reynolds is one of the fifty-six photographers featured in the upcoming exhibition Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South. Her series Southern Route, a four-year project that took her throughout the American South, is featured in Southbound. In this series, Reynolds explores the South through back roads and across railroad tracks in a quest to resolve her own conflicted feelings about the region she’s long called home.

Reynolds’s work can be found in the collections of the Do Good Fund, Vanderbilt Divinity College, and Cheekwood Fine Art Center, among others. She earned a BFA from Middle Tennessee State University and is presently pursuing her MFA from Hartford University Photographic International Limited Residency Program. 

Learn more about Reynolds on her website.