The Sculpture Garden has three major components:
the plaza, the main garden, and the amphitheater.
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Boone Sculpture Garden
Galloway
Plaza
Jameson
Foundation Amphitheater
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The Boone Sculpture Garden, named in memory
of George and Fern Boone, was made possible through the generosity
of their son, Dr. George Boone.
Through generous donations from Adelaide Hixon, three sculptures by world-renowned artists have been placed in the Boone Sculpture Garden.
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| The plaza in the Sculpture Garden is named Galloway Plaza, honoring local
real estate developer, Bill Galloway. Mr. Galloway is also an Advisory Board member of the Pasadena City College Foundation. |
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| This is the first facility at Pasadena
City College to be named for an African American. |
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The Boone Sculpture Garden is a public, green space in the heart of the
PCC campus. Renowned artist Jody Pinto was commissioned to design the
new space. The garden includes a plaza, a water channel that runs throughout
the design, pathways, art spaces and an amphitheater. Construction began
on the project in early 1998 and was completed in 1999.
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