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Tag Archives: Scott Murase

1. Some Public Art in the Central District: Jimi Hendrix Park and the Shadow Wall

   Scott Murase with Murase Associates designed the recently completed Shadow Wall sculpture in the Jimi Hendrix Park. The same firm beautifully designed the whole park to loosely suggest a guitar.   From the entrance at 2400 S Massachusetts Ave, the Hendrix signature on the wall leads us on a purple (now faded to blue) swirling […]

   This entry was posted on April 25, 2020 and is filed under Uncategorized.

   Tags: JImi Hendrix, Scott Murase, Shadow Wall

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