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Public Collections

  • Berman Museum of Art

    Berman Museum of Art
  • Grounds for Sculpture

    Grounds for Sculpture
  • Hechinger Collection

    Hechinger Collection
  • Search for an Anchor, 1997

    PAFA Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
  • Penn Medicine

    Penn Medicine
  • Opera Double Brooch, 1996

    Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Reading Museum of Art

    Reading Museum of Art
  • Reichman University, Herzliya Israel

    Reichman University, Herzliya Israel
  • Tel Aviv Museum

    Tel Aviv Museum
  • The Bower

    The Bower
  • University of Pennsylvania

    University of Pennsylvania
  • West Collection

    West Collection
  • Woodmere Art Museum

    Woodmere Art Museum
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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