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My thanks to Dosage Magazine for this insightful preview of Charm Offensive @ Reilly Memorial:
look//Charm Offensive offers a stunning intervention: John Y. Wind adorns the Reilly Memorial with reflective charms for one free weekend.
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“DEAR JOHN” John Frederick Lewis, John Yaron Wind and the Rosenbach Brothers now open at the Rosenbach Museum & Library, Philadelphia~
June 16, 2025 - December 18, 2026
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION:
Dear John is an intimate, artful dialogue between John Yaron Wind and historical Philadelphians John Frederick Lewis and the Rosenbach Brothers. Inspired by Wind’s home— Lewis’s former library, once filled with books procured from the Rosenbach Company—the exhibition explores themes of identity, reinvention, and legacy.
Through sculptural works incorporating personal heirlooms and transformed materials from the Lewis library itself, Wind reflects on shared passions for collecting and cultural preservation. Dear John is ultimately a love letter—a conversation across time and a celebration of the enduring power of art and history. 💌
Thanks to @canvasrebel for asking me to tell my creative story in this comprehensive interview. It was a great opportunity to pause, reflect, and connect the dots, and I am grateful.
Their mission is a good one—sharing lessons and inspiration from artists, creatives and entrepreneurs through storytelling.
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Thanks to WHYY and Peter Crimmins for the great coverage of my show. I especially appreciated the extra research and deep dive into the first two Whiskey Rebellions preceding my own!
John Wind’s kitschy send-up of Revolutionary War heroes pokes holes in the masculine image at the Museum of the American Revolution.
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I'm so pleased to be participating in the 9th Bridgette Mayer Gallery benefit exhibition, this year supporting Help Us Adopt and the Dina Wind Art Foundation~
Portrait of G. Washington is an extension of my Whiskey Rebellion exhibition currently on view at the Museum of the American Revolution. It features a photograph of the vintage decanter that I used in the sculpture series, collaged onto distressed, manufactured camouflage canvas. Inspired by Jasper Johns and Hew Locke, I stenciled the work’s title onto the canvas and added 3-dimensional message buttons and pins to Washington’s coat, engaging in dialogue with the Founding Father. Finally, I poured a layer of epoxy resin over the whole panel, to secure the elements and add an overall sheen and transformation.”
My thanks to Molly Given and Metro Philly for the great article about Whiskey Rebellion at the Museum of the American Revolution! You captured the story and ideas behind the work so well.
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This Pride Month, a special exhibition from artist John Y. Wind will be showcased at the Museum of the American Revolution, and it recontext
The Museum of the American Revolution is pleased to present Whiskey Rebellion, an installation of sculptures by Philadelphia artist John Y. Wind in the second-floor Oneida Indian Nation Atrium. In his first solo museum exhibition, Wind transforms hand-painted, ceramic decanters of key figures from the American Revolution that were produced by the Jim Beam Distilling Company and their competitors in the 1960s-70s to circumvent a new federal whiskey tax and tap into Bicentennial fever. Coinciding with Pride month, the show recontextualizes these figures while exploring issues of masculinity, heroism, diversity, and the very notion of commemoration through a 21st century lens.
