Rosie Taylor

Growing up in the scenic Rogue Valley, Rosie Taylor spent her childhood exploring all the corners and trails that inspired her artistic creativity. After finishing high school, she decided to venture out and seek cultural experiences in other parts of the country. She traveled to Savannah, GA to attend Savannah College of Art and Design and graduated with a BFA in Illustration. The southern city offered her plenty of life experiences, from the peculiar critters to the crooked alleyways of the old town, and the Spanish moss draped everywhere.
However, Rosie eventually craved the familiarity of her home and the comfort of the mountains. She made her way back to the West, settling in Denver, CO for a program in Art Education. Denver's rich art community and various education outlets allowed her to explore different mediums and fully immerse herself in the art scene. As 2017 came to a close, Rosie felt the pull of her home hills and moved back to Southern Oregon. In the fall of 2018, Rosie opened The Miners' Bazaar, a project cafe, bar, and boutique located in a quaint, historic house in Jacksonville. Here, guests can indulge in the project menu, choose from various art kits put together by artists from around the world, and enjoy tasty treats and drinks while soaking in the works of the local art community.