Amanda Thackray is a multidisciplinary ecofeminist artist-educator, based in Newark, NJ, who collaborates with biologists, ethnographers, natural/found fibers, and site-specific water, to create tableaus that inspire environmentally-centered conversations. Thackray’s projects have been exhibited at diverse galleries and museums locally and nationally, including The Newark Museum, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, The Montclair Art Museum, The NARS Foundation, and The Knockdown Center.
In 2022 she co-produced Riverbound with Milcah Bassel, a community papermaking project on the bank of the Lower Passaic River, funded in part by the Andy Warhol Foundation through the Newark Artist Accelerator grant. In 2023, she produced two permanent outdoor public artworks in Newark - a mural inspired by suminagashi marbling patterns informing residents about coastal flooding and climate resilience, and a marble inlay ground mural about hyperaccumulating plant species for PSE&G.
Most works are for sale and available for exhibition. Contact me directly or through the following resellers of my work:
Fuse Works, NYC
Printed Matter, Inc, NYC
Women's Studio Workshop, NY