Artist Residency
PrintLab
Supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.
The Grant
A creative residency for emerging printmaking.
PrintLab is a Pew-funded program at Brandywine Workshop and Archives that brings together eight artists to explore new techniques and technologies in printmaking. Working alongside our master printers, residents experiment with scale, materials, and emerging tools — culminating in exhibitions at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and Brandywine.
- Grant Year
- 2023
- Grant Amount
- $360,500
- Status
- Active
- Updated
- Jan 28, 2026
Program Highlights
What makes PrintLab.
- 01
Eight Artists in Residence
A cohort of eight artists selected to push the boundaries of contemporary printmaking through dedicated studio time at Brandywine.
- 02
New Tools, New Techniques
Residents experiment with scale, materials, 3D printers, and laser cutters alongside Brandywine's master printers.
- 03
Independent Panel Selection
Participating artists are chosen by an independent panel of curators, scholars, and practicing artists.
- 04
Public Exhibitions
Work created in residence culminates in exhibitions at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) and Brandywine.
- 05
Catalogue & Programs
An illustrated catalogue and a series of virtual and in-person programs accompany the residency.
Support our work.
Brandywine relies on donors and partners to keep our residencies, exhibitions, and education programs accessible to artists and audiences alike.