LAist

LAist Interview: Matias Viegener of the Fallen Fruit Project

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Los Angeles Times

These artists want L.A.’s accessible fruit to be eaten. So they created a map to guide you to them.

Earlier this year, we asked readers whether it’s ever OK to take fruit from someone else’s tree. Roughly half of the 800 people who responded came down in favor of helping themselves to fruit hanging ...
Los Angeles Times

This map tells you where to pick fruit in L.A. — even if the tree owners don’t know

Remember our long chilly spring, when we were wondering if summer would ever come? Well, welcome to August, where the heat just keeps coming. There are still plenty of plant-related activities listed ...
Next City

City / Culture: How Fallen Fruit Changes, Challenges Cities

Near the bottom of the home page of the website of the Los Angeles-based art collaboration known as Fallen Fruit, two sentences sit cropped from the bible – Leviticus 19:9-10, specifically. The text ...
LAist

LAist Interview: Dave Burns of The Fallen Fruit Project

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Salt Lake City Weekly

Fruit for All

The Fallen Fruit of Utah exhibition—at the Salt Lake Art Center—has just unveiled their free fruit maps of the Marmalade and 9th & 9th neighborhoods.--- Now one and all can get to... Now one and all ...