New JIMI HENDRIX Exhibitions Being Rolled Out In Seattle

January 4, 2008

Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports that The Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame are rolling out two new exhibitions on Jimi Hendrix.

This is great news for Hendrix fans who lamented the closing of a long-running Hendrix exhibit to make room for the current "American Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music" exhibition.

Both exhibitions will be located at the No Wasted Notes Gallery on the museum's second level, where the original Hendrix exhibition was housed. The gallery currently features "Yes Yes Y'all," an exhibition dedicated to the birth of hip-hop.

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