Brandywine Workshop and Archives (BWA) was founded in 1972 as a collective of artists and art teachers in the Spring Garden neighborhood of North Philadelphia. Historically, BWA has served as a unique, innovative space where artists have the opportunity to experiment and expand their practices via the accessible medium of printmaking. Now, after 50 years of artists in residency, BWA stands as a beacon for collaboration and cross-cultural exchange within a vibrant community of artists and master printers who are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of traditional printmaking. Going forward, BWA continues to increase its engagement both nationally and internationally with the organization of traveling exhibitions and artist residency fellowships.

At the 2025 Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair, Brandywine Workshop and Archives is partnering with the Brodsky Center at PAFA, also based in Philadelphia.

Brandywine Workshop and Archives will be showing the flowing artists: Pedro Abascal, Terry Adkins, El Anatsui, Rick Bartow, Orisegun Bennett-Olomidun, Willie Burch, Selma Burke, Moe Brooker, Syd Carpenter, Vladimir Cybil Charlier, Barbara Chase-Riboud, Jason Chen, Willie Cole, Allan Edmunds, Melvin Edwards, Mikel Elam, Sam Gilliam, Muriel Hasburn, Ester Hernandez, Miguel Horn, Leticia Huckaby, Sedrick Huckaby, Lois Johnson, Rashid Johnson, Alexandre Mwilambwe Kyungu, Michelle Marcuse, Percy Martin, Althea Murphy-Price, Floyd Newsum, Peter Paone, Janet Taylor Pickett, Diane Pieri, Howardena Pindell, Calo Rosa, Marta Sanchez, Kebedech Tekleab.