Amanda Bradley is a Belizean American artist, curator and arts administrator based in Miami. She received a BFA in Photography from New World School of the Arts. Her photographic work is interested in how landscape can function as a visual threshold to connect and understand identity, belonging, histories, and relationships. Photographs are central to the work, which sometimes expands to include sculpture, installation, video and other alternative forms of printing and photographic processes.

Selected Solo exhibitions include Dreaming in shades of green, MIA Galleries, Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida (2025) The land remembers the flood at FAR Contemporary Gallery, Ft Lauderdale, Florida (2021), From One Sea at Mt Sinai Medical Center, Miami, Florida (2021), Further than Memory, Intimate Distances at Artmedia Gallery, Miami, Florida (2019). Selected group exhibitions include Across ebb and flow at the DVCAI gallery at Barry University Library, Miami, Florida (2025), Of what surrounds me, at Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum, Miami, FL (2024), Treasure Hunt at The Dekalb Gallery at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY (2024), I come from a place.., at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Brooklyn, NY (2024), It was Always About You, at Oolite Arts, Miami, Florida (2023), Residential Properties 2.0 at Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Miami, FL (2023), Cultural Currents III at Readytex Gallery, Paramaribo, Suriname (2023), BluPrint at Bridge Red Studios, North Miami, FL (2022), A Meeting Place for Women in Photography in Miami, FL (2021), Work from Home at the Bass Museum of Art, Miami, Florida (2020), amongst others.

Bradley was a DVCAI Artist-in-residence in Suriname in 2023, WOPHA Artist-in-residence at Faena in 2020 and participated in the Home + Away residency at Atlantic Center for the Arts with Oolite Arts in 2019. She is a recipient of the 2025 and 2024 Catalyst Award from DVCAI, a 2024 and 2022 MIA Artist Award and a two time Suncoast Regional Emmy award winning producer. Her work is in the collections of MIA Galleries, at Miami International Airport, and Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places.