Return to Savannah, Part V: Gallery closed, but some Tiffani Taylor paintings find new downtown homes

For whatever reasons, Savannah painter Tiffani Taylor closed her Whitaker Street art gallery last December, nine months after we first "discovered" it while on our fifth visit to the southeastern Georgia city. 

Lee Ann and I had so much enjoyed that gallery visit in March 2022, and we didn't learn about its closing until we made the trip back in May. I did some quick online checks to see what I could learn and found that Tiffany had announced the closing on her Facebook page, although I had been on a long hiatus from Facebook at the time. 

But she did say that three businesses in the Savannah historic district had welcomed opportunities to hang her works on their walls. They are the Andaz Hotel at Ellis Square, the Hyatt-Regency Hotel along the River Walk and the 45 Bistro inside the historic Marshall House Hotel on Broughton Street.

Lee Ann and I managed to get inside the Andaz and Hyatt-Regency to view her works there while we were in Savannah recently. The pictures you see here are from the displayed works we saw.

Next Up: A fortuitous encounter in Forsyth Square

Previously in this series:

Part I: Revisiting Savannah's historic district

Part II: The Crab Shack, Tybee Island

Part III: Dolphin-spotting, seabirds, lighthouses and more off Tybee Island

Part IV: Eateries, galleries and boutiques