FEBRUARY 14 - MAY 17, 2019

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Curated by Rachel E. Winston

That Which Surrounds Us: Selections from Brandywine Art Prints, 1982–2013, explores two elements central to the human experience—space  and  time.  Sometimes  indistinguishable, yet  still distinct, factors of space and time shape our identity  and inform how we view and operate in the world. Shown in two parts—Surrounded by Space and Surrounded by Time—this  exhibition highlights  personal expressions of these natural elements while showcasing the diverse array of fine art prints included in the Brandywine Art Prints Collection.

Established in 1972 by Allan Edmunds in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Brandywine Workshop and Archives has established itself as a leader in promoting the creation and preservation of culturally diverse art. In 2016, Black Studies’ Art and Archive Initiative along with the Benson Latin  American  Collection,  partnered with Brandywine to establish one of its premiere satellite collections containing nearly one hundred prints in the Brandywine Art Prints, 1982-2013, housed at the Benson Latin American Collection.

— Rachel E. Winston, MSIS, CA, Black Diaspora Archivist, Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection

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