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June 22, 2018 Lower 9 Fruit Park Opening Celebration

Come celebrate our LOWER 9 FRUIT PARK in New Orleans
June 30, 9–11!  
Join Pelican Bomb, A Studio in the Woods, Newcomb Art Museum of Tulane University, and the Lower 9th Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and
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Categories: Endless Orchard, falling fruit, Fruit Mapping, News, Uncategorized, urban fruit trails

June 15, 2018 Fallen Fruit Public Projects- Manifesta 12

Join us! FALLEN FRUIT PUBLIC PROJECTS At Manifesta 12 in Palermo Sicily!

D­avid Allen Burns and Austin Young with Manifesta 12,  Orto Botanico and VKUSNAYA

 

ORANGE YOU GLAD I DIDN’T SAY BANANA

In exchange for drawing a self-portrait …

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Categories: Exhibitions, falling fruit, Lemonade Stand, News, public engagement

June 14, 2018 FALLEN FRUIT at MANIFESTA 12

Fallen Fruit is part of Manifesta 12, the twelfth edition of the European nomadic biennial, taking place in Palermo from 16 June until 4 November.  The Fallen Fruit art installation will be at the magnificent Palazzo Butera of Palermo, …

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Categories: Endless Orchard, Exhibitions, falling fruit, News, press, public art, public engagement, urban fruit trails, wallpaper

May 24, 2018 CAUSEPLAY at Los Angeles State Historic Park

 

 

Join us this Sunday at 2pm. Come make tie dyed bandana fruit maps with Fallen Fruit at Los Angeles State Historic Park– and come see all the art in the park including our ‘Monument to Sharing.’ it’s …

By Fallen Fruit
Categories: art talk, Endless Orchard, falling fruit, Fruit Mapping, public art, public engagement, public fruit park, urban fruit trails

May 9, 2018 Fallen Fruit San Bernardino!

Coming up May 12th and 19th!

Fallen Fruit San Bernardino!
Public art project, “Fallen Fruit San Bernardino!”

The Endless Orchard builds community through expanding public access to fresh fruit.

Join us!
May 12th at the Feldheym Library from 1-3pm
Fallen …

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Categories: Endless Orchard, Fallen Fruit Magazine, falling fruit, Fruit Mapping, News, public art, public engagement, public fruit park, urban fruit trails

May 8, 2018 Fallen Fruit of New Orleans- Endless Orchard!

The artists of Fallen Fruit share a citywide project presented by Pelican Bomb, A Studio in the Woods, and Newcomb Art Museum of Tulane University and in partnership with the City of New Orleans Department of Parks and Parkways, the …

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Categories: Endless Orchard, falling fruit, Fruit Mapping, New Orleans, News, public art, public engagement, public fruit park, urban fruit trails

March 31, 2018 Fruit For All! – April 14th at Newcomb Art Museum

ART AND FRUIT LOVERS!!  Come celebrate FALLEN FRUIT OF NEW ORLEANS with us!

April 14- 10 am to 1 pm at Newcomb Art Museum  New Orleans, LA  + Google Map

 

Fallen Fruit, Pelican Bomb, A Studio in the Woods,  Newcomb …

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Categories: Endless Orchard, Exhibitions, Fallen Fruit Magazine, Fruit Mapping, Lemonade Stand, New Orleans, public engagement, public fruit park, urban fruit trails

March 31, 2018 EMPIRE- opening reception April 13

Join us for the opening reception celebrating  Fallen Fruit’s upcoming exhibition EMPIRE!  at Newcomb Art Museum
 
Celebrating the New Orleans tricentennial, EMPIRE is an art installation by LA-based artists Fallen Fruit, David Allen Burns and Austin Young, commissioned and presented
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Categories: art talk, Endless Orchard, Exhibitions, New Orleans, wallpaper

March 16, 2018 EMPIRE

Celebrating the New Orleans Tricentennial, EMPIRE is an art installation by Los Angeles-based artists Fallen Fruit, David Allen Burns and Austin Young, commissioned and presented by Newcomb Art Museum, A Studio in the Woods and Pelican …

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Categories: Endless Orchard, Exhibitions, New Orleans, public art, public engagement, public fruit park, wallpaper

February 19, 2018 The Endless Orchard at Manual Arts High School!

Fallen Fruit expands the Endless Orchard to South Central L.A.

Fallen  Fruit Tree Adoption!  

Help us bring free fruit to you, and your neighbors! Collaborate with us! Come Help us plant!

Manual Arts High School

9-12 Saturday February 24th, …

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Categories: Creative Capital, Endless Orchard, Fruit Mapping, public art, urban fruit trails

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