Specialties
Poppies in Savannah: Set in the heart of the historic district, Tiffani Taylor's Gallery creates an inviting and vibrant atmosphere to showcase her equally as welcoming artwork. Her signature red poppies dance along the walls while flecks of gold leaf catch rays of sunlight that stray in through the tall arched windows. Inspired by the beauty of nature and her time in Paris and Italy, Taylor's painting s and pottery are reflective of emotions, moments, life, reverence, and the appreciation of the journey.
So whether you're an experienced collector, or just enjoy gallery hopping, stop by the Tiffani Taylor Gallery and see what's captured the eyes of Oprah, Diane Von Furstenberg, SCAD President Paula Wallace, Mayor Jackson, Andre Leon Talley, and locals alike.
History
Established in 2001.
Tiffani Taylor has painted since two years of age and completed hundreds of murals across the United States. After exhibiting in Galleries Internationally for over a decade, Ms. Taylor opened up her first Gallery and Atelier in historic Savannah, Georgia.
A painter at heart, Ms. Taylor has translated her expressionistic and vibrant mixed media paintings to pottery, fabric and stationery. A colorist by nature, her work has been stated as, "inspiring happiness..."
Taylor currently resides in Savannah, where she paints in her studio and exhibits in her personal Gallery, open to the public Tuesday-Saturday 10-5:00.
Meet the Business Owner: Tiffani T.
Tiffani Taylor moved to Savannah, Georgia in 1998 to attend world renowned Savannah College of Art and Design on a Presidential Scholarship. Taylor's work is shown in galleries internationally, including the Dali Museum. In addition, it is included in the collections of Vogue Editor-at-Large Andre Leon Talley, celebrated designer Diane von Furstenberg, Oprah Winfrey, Savannah College of Art and Design President Paula Wallace, Philanthropy Legend and Museum Board Member of Arts and Design in New York: Barbara Tober, Hilton Savannah Desoto and Memorial Hospital.
Her paintings and pottery are inspired by nature and travel, particularly to Paris and Italy. They are a portrayal of her deep emotion in moments of beauty: sketching dancing red poppies while growing up in Utah; studying red cardinals outside her window at home in Savannah; viewing the Sistine Chapel; and stumbling upon an explosion of color at flower markets in Rome