Jennifer Taylor serves as a board member with Peak Cultural Arts Organization, bringing experience in large-scale visual art, community-based creative entrepreneurship, and hands-on artistic collaboration, along with a deep passion for connection, storytelling, and accessible public arts.
Originally from Kentucky, Jennifer has called Colorado home since 2007. After spending many years working in hospitality and IT, she reawakened her passion for art during the pandemic, discovering that the talent she thought was lost had simply been waiting for her to return. Today, she is the founder of Taylor Made Murals, where she focuses on transforming residential, commercial, and public spaces through custom, nature-inspired visual art. Rooted in a journey of second chances, rediscovery, her work emphasizes intention, empathy, and meaningful human connection.
Jennifer believes that public art and cultural expression are fundamental community infrastructure, capable of shifting energy, sparking dialogue, and bringing warmth to daily life. Areas of particular interest include visual arts, community-driven murals, local mentorship, and expanding access to creative outlets for individuals at every stage of life.
Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys exploring the outdoors, watching the Colorado seasons shift, and spending time on mountain trails with her husband. She is excited to help PCAO expand access to the arts, support local working artists, and strengthen the vibrant mountain arts community.
