Right in the middle of City Market, this little gallery is fantastic. I ended up coming here twice…read moreduring my last visit. The people working here are very laid back and knowledgeable, and encourage you to take your time to browse. It is all very contemporary and there are lots of things to love. I ended up buying a print by Melissa Moss, but I know I will be back the next time I am in town, as there were a couple of Seth Pitt prints that I could not decide between. Also, the music playing was great. It is easy to spend time here, and they are open late!

This place is incredibly nice! Although I couldn't afford much of the art, I did manage to get some…read morestickers and magnets. The staff is incredibly sweet and the store is very cute.

fascinating inventory of maps, prints, and artifacts . it's worth the trip. very unique place.read more

Amazing selections of art works and prints…read more Guns and knives for sale are very hard to pass up on! I will definitely be making a trip down to buy some in the future

We visited the Robert Rommel gallery today and had a fantastic experience!! Our 13 year old…read moredaughter was enthralled with the artwork and decided to use her Christmas money to buy 2 pieces. It's not often teenagers (including her 15 yr old brother) AND parents all enjoy the same experience. We recommend a stroll through this gallery!

Absolutely beautiful works of art with your fill of history! The owner was incredibly informative…read moreduring our stop on the Second Saturday Art Walk. Gullah Living is located in the back of the Art Center City Market, on the second floor. The artist, Samantha Claar, is not only a talented artist, but she is passionate about spreading the history and story of the Gullah people, descendants of enslaved Africans who lived in the Low-country regions of Georgia and South Carolina. The bright shop will draw you in with its bold and vivid colors and Sam's welcoming demeanor and passion will make you want to stay and hear her story.

The Gallery on Chippewa Square has moved and rebranded!…read more Visit us at www.SavannahGalleryofArt.com or follow us on Instagram @savannahgalleryofart For new opening updates and opportunities! See you soon!

I began my association with the Savannah Art Association before this gallery was formed. I am now…read morea partner/artist in the gallery from almost day one four years ago and now also manage the gallery. We pay honor to the Association which is now more than 100 years old by making our signs in the art deco style. The art in every medium is contemporary, however. We survived being closed for the worst of the pandemic last year and now have even more talented artists and their works within the gallery. You cannot go wrong with a visit. There is always a partner/artist sitting the gallery offering as much or as little information as you desire. We even have a room for association members to display for sale in a smaller space for a 2 month period of time. This adds more art to the gallery and gives everyone the chance to experience being a gallery artist. All are local artists who are very talented in their mediums. Reasonable prices and very friendly sitters to assist you.

Thank you so much, Vincent appreciate your kindness and your incredible artistic skillread more

We visited Savannah for my birthday in April and wandered into this gallery just to check out the…read moreantique furniture. Vincent Golshani, the artist of the stunning art hanging around the gallery, was in-house and very accomodating. Yes, he is European and his demeanor may come across to Southerners as rude or callous but as a Southerner myself, I could acknowledge that and didnt feel he was ever rude, dismissive, or anything other than kind to us. We didnt plan to buy anything but he was helpful, spent time telling us about his art, showing us his books, and even offering us something to drink. We confirmed him as an artist online and checked sales prices on some of his pieces before deciding to spring for Sunrise Park, a particularly beautiful piece that spoke to us. Vincent gave us a history of the painting, where he got the idea, and even autographed one of his books for us that he gave us at no charge! Throughout our visit, we didnt feel dismissed, conned, used, upsold, or mistreated so Im not sure why reviews make those claims. I encourage anyone reading this to experience it yourself before making snap decisions based on a few negative reviews. His artwork is expensive, but well worth it as investment pieces. Note: this isnt a shop to bring small children or unruly teenagers into! Its a gallery!

This place was great! We were able to stop in within the hour of calling, picked out some cute…read morepieces to paint, and had a blast! They offer shipping for those who are traveling, since it takes 4 days to glaze and set. The prices were very fair for what you got. I wish we could come here often!

We had a ton of fun painting our ceramic pieces for a chill activity! I'm glad I saw this…read morerecommended by someone on TikTok because this wasn't something I would have spotted driving by. The art cafe mentions it's better to make reservations so we did about a week or two in advance. A table was set up when we got there but there were only 2-3 families in there when we were there. I can imagine it'd get a lot busier on a rainy day though, so I wouldn't risk not calling ahead. I think the charge for each person was $8, plus the price of your piece. I had seen some people say they thought it was a pricy activity, and without any prices listed online I was a little anxious about how much it could end up costing. When you get checked it you're told to pick a ceramic piece off one of the shelves, and there was so much to look at. They really do have so much; big pieces, small pieces, bowls, plates, mugs, figures, ornaments, decor pieces, etc. The smaller pieces can be pretty cheap, I think the small bowls me and my daughter picked were around $10, but most definitely under $15. My son picked out a little race car and that was was probably around $15. But I saw much larger pieces that were $30+. So this can most definitely be a cheaper activity if you keep is small and I think the $8 fee for supplies, glazing and firing your pieces is perfectly reasonable. After you pick your pieces you can pick your colors off a chart on the wall that shows what the colors look like once the whole process is done. This was a fun way to spend an hour or so, and I love the little bowl I made. The staff was friendly and checked in on us frequently. I was able to get a color refill at one point. They give you the pick up information on your receipt, the turn around time was about three days and I'm pretty sure I saw it mentioned on their site that they'll pack and ship it to your home if you won't be around long enough to pick it up. We will most definitely be back next summer, I can see this being a great yearly tradition!

Monday is usually closed, but lucky for us she had recently changed her hours, so the shop was…read moreopen. Ms Taylor very pleasantly greeted us. TIffany Taylor is an extraordinary individual, who not only expounded on her associate artists & writers abilities & offerings at her shop, but gave us a bit of history in her own work & travels. She offers many amazing works of art & in many different styles and content. She also has several authors in the area, which not only have book signings at her shop, but offer signed & unsigned copies of their works as well. Ms. Taylor offers many pleasant surprises in her shop & is always willing to expound on her own works, the history of the area and some of the history of her artists and authors. I recommend a stop by to see what treasures you may find to place in your own home, or just a pleasant place to discover unique & wonderful creations.

Tiffani Taylor Gallery was the second stop during a recent Second Saturday Art Walk. Walking to the…read moreshop, I couldn't help but think of a modern day Monet with all the red and black poppies. The gallery is large and brings in lots of natural lighting from the large windows. They were passing out cupcakes and cookies during the art walk, which was a treat. With a great location downtown, Tiffani Taylor Gallery will make for a great stop for any art lover.