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Irene Sullivan Gallery

South magazine — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:35:52 +0000

“Expressionistic Marsh Landscapes,” Exciting new work by internationally collected artist Tiffani Taylor is now being shown at the Irene Sullivan Gallery on Tybee Island. The gallery also has paintings by Ann Jackson, Marcos Bahove, Skye Tarr, Ting Blessington and Janice Bentley.

The Irene Sullivan Gallery opened on Tybrisa Street in March of 2003 and is known as “the place where art is fun!” We have been voted “Best Art Gallery” every year since.

Irene Sullivan is a poet and painter who represents 22 outstanding local artists. The gallery presents six major shows each year with gallery artists working with oil, acrylic, and watercolor.

The UnMaskarade

South magazine — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:00:31 +0000

Photographed by Elliot Ross

South IV Anniversary Party Video

South magazine — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:03:36 +0000

We had such an amazing time with at our IV Anniversary party! With over 500 people that attended and guests like Tiffani Taylor and Gregg Allman we were thrilled and humbled by the response it received. Watch our video of your thoughts and wishes to South magazine.

Thanks again to Stage Front, Silver Line Video Productions, Savannah Stations and all the vendors for making this party possible! It was a night we will never forget!

The Art Angel

South magazine — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 19:26:14 +0000

Drawing divine inspiration from the world around her, a few years ago Tiffani Taylor descended onto the national art scene garnering widespread recognition and a long list of devotees. Now, she’s spreading the love to other local artists and keeping a few Savannah students under her wing.
Some might call Tiffani Taylor a prophet of sorts and rightly so. As she walks around her home studio, she describes the warmly-lit space as her personal sanctuary and points to her bright paintings, explaining the inspiration behind them.
“I had this vivid dream of a red poppy field, and I was sketching in the field, and I saw the sheet music,” she says describing what is now a series of large landscape paintings that incorporate clips of vintage sheet music. “And I saw truth depicted in the middle of the bulbous red blooms.”

Click here to view the exclusive video of Tiffani Taylor’s interview and photo shoot.