1987, lives and works at New York, USA

Amanda Millet-Sorsa is an artist interested in the transparency and luminosity of oil painting. She has also collaborated with artists in dance and theater to expand her pictorial gesture vocabulary and understanding of color and movement. Born in Washington D.C. (1987 | USA/FR/FI), she has been contributing to the cultural life of New York City since 2011, developing her artistic practice. Amanda is a contributor to The Brooklyn Rail and a member of AICA (International Association of Art Critics), actively participating in the NY art community through art exhibition reviews and artist interviews.

Her work has been exhibited in New York at Springs Project DUMBO, Below Grand gallery, The Socrates Sculpture Park, Governor’s Island, NY, The Flux Factory, [x], Art-In-Buildings Time Equities Inc., Art Helix gallery, The Last Brucennial, and the NARS Foundation. She has been an artist-in-residence at Proyecto Ace in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and at ArtLeadHER in partnership with the Monira Foundation at Mana Contemporary, Jersey City. As a Fulbright Scholar in Brazil for 2024-25, Amanda will conduct research on color at the Pivô residencies in São Paulo and Salvador, in partnership with Joules & Joules, a handcrafted oil paint company.