Amy Pryor is an artist who utilizes a variety of media to create works that reflect upon constructed landscapes. She often incorporates data, maps, and imagery from aerial and astral photographs into works that explore the intersections of commerce, culture, and landscape. Pryor's work has been featured at numerous cultural institutions, including the Bronx Museum of Art, Bronx River Arts Center, Casita Maria Center for the Arts and Education, Frans Masereel Centrum, the Islip Museum, New Haven Museum, 92Y TriBeCa, No Longer Empty, and Wave Hill. Pryor has contributed permanent public artworks for NYC's Percent for Art Program and MTA Arts and Design. Pryor lives and works in The Bronx.