BWA Newsletter – May 16, 2022
May’s ArtistNConversation is this Thursday with artist Vladimir Cybil Charlier and host Dr. Eddie Chambers, position opening for the Executive Director, and more…
May’s ArtistNConversation is this Thursday with artist Vladimir Cybil Charlier and host Dr. Eddie Chambers, position opening for the Executive Director, and more…
May’s ArtistNConversation is with artist Vladimir Cybil Charlier and host Dr. Eddie Chambers, there is a new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art featuring Brandywine prints, and more…
This April we bring you an ArtistNConversation with Dominican-American New York artist Moses Ros-Suárez, Brandywine artwork and visiting artists were featured in two major articles, and more…
All My Ancestors Lecture this Saturday, March 26, at PAFA 3 PM EST, reception at BWA 5:30 PM EST and the opening of Women of Brandywine exhibition
As the first exhibition in the Printed Image Gallery in two years, Pigment of the Soul captures the essence of a creative re-birth spawned from isolation and political and social discord. For many, the moment served as a renewed commitment to the artistic process which ultimately stretched the collective boundaries of art-making. From mastering explosions of color to bringing the dream state to life; Pigment of the Soul artists transcended the moment and utilized printmaking to illustrate emergent ideas in a time of uncertainty.
Brandywine Workshop and Archives (BWA) will present All My Ancestors: The Spiritual in Afro-Latinx Art, a major survey of printed works of art on paper—created by artists living and working in North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean—exploring their diverse heritages and collective experiences and influences as descendants of enslaved Africans who embrace the diverse cultural and spiritual legacies that have survived among people of the African diaspora.