From New York, Amanda received her MA in Curating the Art Museum, with distinction, from the Courtauld Institute of Art in London. She holds a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies, combining art history, history and politics, from Johns Hopkins University.

Amanda is a specialist in modern and contemporary art, with a focus on American art. She has more than fourteen years of experience in the art and design world. At Gagosian Gallery, Amanda was an Artist Liaison working with artists such as the Richard Avedon Foundation, Michael Heizer, Neil Jenney, Walter De Maria, the Estate of John Chamberlain, Mark Tansey, and Douglas Gordon.

In 2018, Amanda was tasked with leading the launch and artistic direction of Fotografiska New York, a multi-disciplinary museum that opened on 22nd & Park Avenue in 2019. Amanda spearheaded all artist outreach, oversaw more than 50 exhibitions, worked cross-departmentally with marketing, programming, events, retail and visitor experience.

Amanda’s leadership and vision has been capture by numerous interviews and press moments as the main spokesperson for the museum during her tenure at Fotografiska from 2018-2024.