This massive mural covered the front of the entire building. Visitors to the site can stroll along the building as if they were journeying through an open book.
Amidst the Perpetual, undulating waves depicted in the mural, titled, Time in a Tide Pool, visitors can encounter Steinbeck's words:
"... to look from the Tide pool to the Stars and back to the Tide Pool Again..."
Amidst the Perpetual, undulating waves depicted in the mural, titled, Time in a Tide Pool, visitors can encounter Steinbeck's words:
"... to look from the Tide pool to the Stars and back to the Tide Pool Again..."
As viewers walk through the 60-foot-long mural, amidst the ebb and flow of the waves, they will also come across an inscription:
"... Will Your Motherland always be on the Other Side of the Ocean?"
- In four languages - Taiwanese, Chinese, Japanese and English
- Taken from the poem, Motherland, by a Japanese-born Taiwanese grandmother for her American born grandchildren.
"... Will Your Motherland always be on the Other Side of the Ocean?"
- In four languages - Taiwanese, Chinese, Japanese and English
- Taken from the poem, Motherland, by a Japanese-born Taiwanese grandmother for her American born grandchildren.
