Fallen Fruit Magazine V&A Edition
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FALLEN FRUIT MAGAZINE V&A PART II
Download our new zine! right here:
FALLEN FRUIT MAGAZINE of the V&A, Part I
Thanks everyone for participating and making this with us along with V&A Families team. We had so much fun with you! We will upload a link in the next few days – where the magazine can be purchased as a hard bound book. Sign up for our email list below and we’ll update you when it’s available and check out our exclusive merch in the V&A Store.
Love,
Austin and David
Fallen Fruit Magazine: V&A Edition brings together public participation, local histories and story-telling. Using strategies of collage this temporary team of culture advocates use fruit as a symbol, object and/or subject to create original editorial content to produce a site-specific limited edition contemporary culture magazine. Each edition is unique and is editorially focused to topics and subject matter that is historically meaningful to a neighborhood and/ or region. For the ‘Victoria and Albert Edition,’ we collaborated with the Families Programme at the V&A in South Kensington, London on The Imagination Station.
V&A Families programme: The V&A Families programme nurtures imagination, creativity and intergenerational play, developing innovative partnerships with practitioners to deliver thought-provoking and multi-sensory activities that foster a life-long love of learning. #vamfamilies
Austin Young and David Burns, Collectively know as Fallen Fruit are included in the exhibition: FOOD BIGGER THAN THE PLATE
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FOOD BIGGER THAN THE PLATE is curated by Catherine Flood and May Rosenthal Sloan – The exhibition invites visitors to participate, taste and debate, this bold exhibition explores current experiments at every stage of the food system – from compost to table. #plateup
You can take part in Fallen Fruit’s collective mapping and planting experience, the Endless Orchard, which explores the meaning of community through creating and sharing fruit trees: “Plant a fruit tree near your home. Share your fruit!”.