Fallen Fruit

Fallen Fruit is a collaborative art project that began in Los Angeles in 2004 by making maps of “public fruit”—fruit that grows on or over public property. Since this time the projects have expanded to include diverse site-specific artworks that embrace public participation, temporary art installations, and social media focused actions. Fallen Fruit’s art works encourage the public to experience their city as a fruitful, generous place, inviting people to engage in sharing and collectively explore the meaning of community and collaboration.

• Fallen Fruit: Endless Orchard
  • Sunday, November 13, Noon
  • Bell Tower, 1210 Polett Walk
• Fallen Fruit: Artists’ Talk
  • Monday, November 14
  • Paley Library Lecture Hall, 1210 Polett Walk, Ground Floor
• Fallen Fruit: Endless Orchard Mapping Workshop
  • Tuesday, November 15
  • Digital Scholarship Center, 1210 Polett Walk, Ground Floor

This event is part of the Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship Series. Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship is co-curated by Temple Contemporary, Temple University’s Office of Sustainability, and Temple University Libraries, along with faculty from the Tyler School of Art, the College of Liberal Arts, and the Center for the Cinematic and Performing Arts.