Brodsky Center at PAFA

New Editions by Teresa Baker

Event Information
Brodsky Center Gallery
Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building, along the Cherry Street pedestrian corridor
Contact
Nyah Thompson
 This image appears to show an art gallery or community exhibition space featuring framed textile or fiber art wall hangings, works on paper, and assorted mixed-media collage pieces laid out on display tables.

 

The Brodsky Center is pleased to present a preview of new works in handmade paper by Teresa Baker (Mandan/Hidatsa, American, b. 1985), created during her recent residency at the Brodsky Center.

Featuring the editions Here Is What I Did With My Body One Day and Accelerate Into Sunset, this special exhibition offers an early look at the artist's newest work before its official presentation at The Armory Show, taking place September 24–27, 2026, at the Javits Center in New York City.

Visitors are invited to experience these exciting new works and learn more about the Brodsky Center's collaborative publishing program.

Visit the Brodsky Center Gallery at PAFA
Thursday–Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM

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Accelerate Into Sunset, 2026

A textured turquoise handmade paper artwork features intersecting grayish-green fibrous lines that meet at a central cluster of small pink floral shapes.


Handmade bleached esparto paper and yarn
Approx. 21½ × 26½ × 2 inches
Unique variant 4/9
Published by the Brodsky Center at PAFA, Philadelphia

About Teresa Baker

Teresa Baker creates expansive abstract works that combine natural and manufactured materials, drawing on traditions of landscape, craft, and making from her Mandan/Hidatsa heritage and family history. Through processes that incorporate elements such as yarn, hides, willow, and commercial materials, Baker explores relationships between land, memory, abstraction, and lived experience.

Born in 1985, Baker lives and works in Livingston, Montana. She is an enrolled member of the Three Affiliated Tribes. Her work has been featured in major exhibitions across the United States, including the 2026 Whitney Biennial.

Location & Hours

Address
128 N. Broad Street (along the Cherry Street pedestrian corridor)
Philadelphia, PA 19102

Gallery Hours
Thursday–Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM

For more information, contact nthompson@pafa.org


 

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