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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Black Islands, 2006
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Black Islands installed at SEI, Oaks, PA
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Black Islands installed at the Philadelphia Museum of Art during Dina Wind: A Celebration of Life, 2014
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Black Islands installed at the Crane Building, Philadelphia
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Black Islands installed at Woodmere Art Museum as part of Force of Nature, 2012
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Black Islands installed at Woodmere Art Museum as part of Force of Nature, 2012

Black Islands, 2006

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'I saw the installation as reminiscent of the monochromatic, minimal works of the '70s and '80s...Tradition is always leading us forward and every new work is based on the past.'...
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"I saw the installation as reminiscent of the monochromatic, minimal works of the '70s and '80s...Tradition is always leading us forward and every new work is based on the past."

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Dina Wind (1938-2014) was a trailblazing artist and arts advocate whose bold, abstract sculptures challenged stereotypes and embraced sustainability. Inspired by her legacy, the Dina Wind Art Foundation empowers women artists, builds community, and supports arts education.

 

 

 

 

 
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