If you are looking for Tiffany J. Anderson, you will not find her perusing the fine art galleries in swanky areas to view great paintings. She discovers beautiful art and talented artists where others fail to look, similar to a pirate searching for buried treasure. She’s discovered talented artists and pieces everywhere from the mountains of Colorado to the hidden garages in East Los Angeles. Her unquenchable thirst for unearthing the most innovative and cutting edge artworks is the world’s gain.
In the early 1990s,Tiffany was introduced to the beauty of art in one of the unlikeliest places: the Fox Hills Mall in Culver City, California. At age eighteen, she worked at the mall’s Picture It Fine Art & Framing Gallery. There, she was introduced to many brilliant art makers. These humble beginnings served her well: "My first exposure to art was from the hit television series, Good Times. I really loved the artist's exquisitely exaggerated paintings on the show. However, I had no idea who Ernie Barnes was!” Once Tiffany learned about Barnes, and his philosophy for creating such remarkable paintings, it sparked her desire to discover more. That desire became unquenchable: Betty Saar, Charles White, Sam Gilliam, Elizabeth Catlett, Jacob Lawrence, William Johnson, Jean-Michel Basquiat. The works of these talents became her next treasures of discovery. She became a connoisseur of African American, African, European, American Indian and Latin art.
After spending 10 years honing her craft in Culver City, Tiffany opened her own art and framing gallery in Inglewood, CA called Picasso Blues in 2005. She successfully served her community, businesses, children, aspiring and established artists for another 4 years. Additionally, Tiffany worked with many celebrities, collectors, gallery owners, and even landed employment as an Art Stager for movies and video sets. EMERGE Art Group is her newest and most beloved projects. It will be like no other, due in no small part to Tiffany being like no other Art Consultant.
As an advocate for the arts for the past 15 years, especially for emerging artists, her new and exciting creative vision is likely to revolutionize the art world and change the way we see it~
