Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Folsom to Honor Johnny Cash


1967 performance inside Folsom County Prison marked an important time in the country legend’s career. Decades later, the prison is paying tribute to Cash’s history-making concert and recordings with the installment of a new statue in his likeness.

Nicknamed “Man In Black”, the 40-foot-tall statue depicts Cash, covered with cutouts in the shape of flames. During sunset, the sky makes the statue appear as though his likeness is lit up with fiery glow.  Artist Gary Tillery of The Fine Art Studio of Rotblatt-Amrany is currently working on bringing the statue to life. The Johnny Cash Trail is a 2.5-mile path that travels along the edge of the Folsom prison property. The trail will eventually feature eight art pieces, including Tillery’s, that will pay tribute to the Man in Black and his lasting legacy.  When it’s completed, Tillery hopes to unveil the statue sometime in 2018, depending on the amount of funding the project receives. We’ll keep you updated where you can donate your “cash” to the project. 


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