Suzanne Randolph - Principal

Suzanne Randolph is the primary client contact that is responsible for managing all aspects of projects and achieving the successful completion of all required tasks within the budget and timetable. Suzanne works with clients to establish the art program concepts and contractual parameters, and supervises team members assigned to the program by monitoring day-to- day activities. She also reviews and selects artwork identified by Program Specialists and presents recommendations to clients.

Suzanne Randolph’s well-established career in the visual arts began with an early commitment to bringing the works of individual artists to diverse communities, corporate settings and public spaces. Over the years she has produced projects for an extraordinary range of clients, and more recently has integrated the forward-looking principles of “design thinking” as a way of expanding SRFA’s business strategy.

Amanda Barker - Assistant Project Manager 

Amanda Barker carries with her over twelve years of experience in administrative and project management experience in the arts, as well as a BFA in Fine Arts with a concentration in painting.  

  Amanda serves as SRFA’s Assistant Project Manager for a wider range of client projects with a primary focus on conducting research on artists based upon concepts developed in conjunction with the client and their design team. As a research assistant for Suzanne Randolph Fine Arts, Amanda has assisted with the creation of art programs for corporate collections, as well working with artists in the development of public art projects across New York City. In 2017, she used her experience with arts and technology to research artists whose work uses innovative technology, for the purposes of an art program for the campus of Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island. More recently, she worked on the Hurricane Maria Memorial in Battery Park City and the development of an upcoming project on East 127th Street and the Harlem River. The process for these projects involved historical research and the development of an RFP that went to a small selection of artists, resulting in site-specific artworks.

Amanda has in-depth knowledge of the contemporary art market, having previously managed a well-known contemporary art gallery, as well as having curated external exhibitions at other galleries and art fairs. In addition to her broad knowledge of contemporary art, Amanda is an emerging artist and curator with an international exhibition history, and has worked with artists of varied disciplines. From 2016-2020, she founded and programmed the Boulevard Film Festival in Queens, which screened films by local, national and international filmmakers.

Anna Gryglak 

Anna Gryglak received her BFA in Fine Arts with a concentration in painting, from the School of Visual Arts in 2020. Recognizing the importance of an online presence in today's interconnected world, Anna has delved into the realm of social media management. Anna serves as one of SRFA’s associates and focuses on managing and promoting SRFA and the ALIX Experience on various social media platforms through innovative campaigns. She began her career in the art world by working at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City for a prominent artist and by completing a marketing internship at the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ. Combining her art history knowledge from the museum with the contemporary art experience at the artist studio, she assists in conducting research for SRFA clients and the various projects. Having worked as one of the art advisors at Clio Art Fair, Anna possesses substantial knowledge of the art market. In addition to her role at SRFA she has her own art practice and has exhibited at galleries in New York and New Jersey.