Artist Roger White Stoller consulted with San Jose’s Asian community leaders in creating “Sheltering Wing,” an 18-foot high stainless steel sculpture.
There’s a new landmark in San Jose’s Japantown neighborhood in the form of an 18-foot-high stainless steel sculpture called “Sheltering Wing.” The gleaming metal artwork was installed July 21 at Heinlenville Park, which is still under construction.
Stoller consulted with historian Connie Young Yu, San Jose Taiko co-founder PJ Hirabayashi and others from the city’s Asian community about what imagery should be contained in the metal-lace artwork. “Sheltering Wing” was completed a couple of years ago, but delays in the park’s construction schedule pushed back its installation to this year.
Sooner than you could say “Didn’t Elon rename everything X?” people incredulously replied about the confusion the Swiftie Siren would cause and how it was all a terrible waste of taxpayer money, prompting the department to send out another tweet explaining it was all in fun and that the patches in the image were just a Photoshop job.Six projects in downtown Gilroy that will either take place or be completed in the next year are getting a boost from a new grant program from SVCreates.
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