ABOUT ME

Amanda Griffith is a contemporary artist who lives and works in Woodbridge, VA. Her colorfully complex collages center around popular culture themes. Her distinctive personal style creates an experience for viewers where they are able to see something different every time they view her work. 

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The conglomeration of various images are brought to life with the bold and bright colors that are used. As the artist explains, "The mind creates a world that pulls from the world around us, I am just providing a space for others to look through those windows."

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Amanda has always loved art and experimenting with different styles, techniques, and media. In doing this she won Best in Show at her undergraduate Senior Thesis Show, at Lynchburg College. Amanda's artwork has been shown at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. and been selected as a mural in Woodbridge, VA; as well as, displaying work at the Open Space Art Gallery in Woodbridge. She graduated from Lynchburg in 2012 with a Bachelors of Art in Studio Art. Amanda then went on to Italy where she earned her Masters of Art in Museum Studies From Marist-Lorenzo de Medici University in 2014. After graduation, Amanda worked in several small galleries working as a curator and museum educator. To get more museum education experience, she began teaching art in 2016. She is a member of the National Art Educators Association and hosts a National Art Honor Society Chapter. Amanda has served as a juror for various art shows through the Prince William County School System, and has curated student art exhibitions annually.