Tiffany Miller is an interdisciplinary artist best known for her meditations on love, joy and blackness. From prose and poetry to textile art and installations, Tiffany has always used her creativity as a space for deep reflection and healing, both for herself and her community. Recently, she became a 2023 Anaphora Poetry Fellow, a writing residency for artists of color in Los Angeles. She also received the 2023 Black Excellence Award in Arts and the Milwaukee Business Journal’s Diversity in Business Award for Creative Industry Leader.

When her mother AKA Honey Mama, Wanda Richards-Miller, transitioned in December 2019, Tiffany began a journey to “Find Joy in the Mourning.” That journey led her on a road trip to explore her southern roots and a trip inward to explore her purpose path. Tiffany’s newest book, To Be Seen, is grounded in a collection of persistent poems — divinely-inspired verses written inone sitting with no post-editing. Hence the collection’s foreword “Transcribed by Tiffany, Written by The Universe and These Wild Ancestors of Mine.” What started as musings about love in relation to others became a profound message about loving and trusting the self above all — especially through heartache and changing seasons and circumstances.

A few of these poems can be heard on the May 2023 release of KASE + Tiffany Miller, an album recorded live at The Jazz Estate. The Ancestor Talk textile art collection is a body of visual work that highlights the persistent poem writing process, how ancestors work and variations of love. Tiffany is the author of Sol en Puerto Rico and Cover~Girl Revealed. She owns FlyBlooms — a joyful adornments boutique and co-founded of The Bronzeville Collective MKE — a storefront featuring black, brown and queer creatives. Tiffany lives out her purpose daily as a creative, coach and community collaborator in Milwaukee,