A M A N D A  D.  K I N G
studio




Piñata, 24’
Cleveland, OH



Hospital, 21’
Boardman, OH




Three Lil’ Girls (Tiana), 25’
Cleveland, OH 



Double Tree, 21’
Youngstown, OH



Night Gown, 20’
Cleveland Heights, OH




Rise & Fall, 24’
Rocky River, OH




Charron, 18’
Cleveland, OH



Candle, 24’
Edgewater Beach




Easter Idyll, 22’
Monoprint



Leaden Circles, 24’
Edgewater Beach



King v. US, 21’
Cleveland, OH



Mansions on Fifth, 21’
Pittsburgh, PA



Seraph, 22’
Monoprint



Kevinee, 18’
Cleveland, OH





Aaron, 23’
Cleveland, OH




Ice, 22’
Monoprint




The Garden, 24’
Cleveland, OH


Amanda D. King (ADK)


visual artist

cultural strategist

social justice advocate

curator

Amanda is a Cleveland-based photographer and creative director exploring Black interiority. Drawing from social realist and post-minimalist traditions, her practice emerges across image-making, installation, and design as both political and theological inquiry into the quieter registers of contemporary life. 

As a cultural strategist, curator, and independent writer, Amanda engages representational ethics, memory, and the creative ecology of the Black Midwest through the lens of justice.

Amanda holds an AB in art history with a focus on photography and film theory from Bryn Mawr College and a Juris Doctor from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where her studies examined questions of state violence, the surveilled body, and protected speech. 

Synthesizing visual and legal study, Amanda developed an ethic of regard—a framework for bringing jurisprudential principles to cultural production.