Sculpted by Gwynn Murrill, “The Hawaiians” statue stands as a quiet tribute. The Hawaiians, a mother and child cast in bronze, evoke a sense of connection. Here in San Francisco, this 2002 artwork invites us to reflect on the bonds of family and heritage. The Hawaiians statue isn’t just a static object. It represents the deep cultural connections between Hawaii and San Francisco. It’s a moment captured in bronze, a timeless expression of maternal love and the enduring strength of cultural identity. The Hawaiians statue serves as a poignant reminder of the vibrant Hawaiian community that enriches San Francisco’s cultural tapestry.
San Francisco State University
Peeking through the trees imagine the year is 1899. San Francisco State University is born. It began as the San