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Fruit of the Orchard |Environmental Justice in East Texas

Fruit of the Orchard Traveling Exhibition Booking Information

EXHIBIT SPECIFICATIONS Fruit of the Orchard (FOTO) photographic exhibit is hand printed selenium toned prints, crated, framed, and ready to hang. The exhibit includes text panels, wall labels, and an easy to follow and flexible layout. The exhibit consists of 60 16x20 vertically framed black and white photographs. RENTAL FEE The full exhibit of 60 prints = $3,000 EXHIBIT LINEAR FEET 60 prints with text panels = 120 linear feet AUDIO | VISUAL PRESENTATION Cromer-Campbell presents a 45 minute heartfelt slide presentation for $450, plus artist travel expenses. Round table discussions can be arranged by adding the essay contributors and/or other experts in the field.

BOOKING INFORMATION SCHEDULING Contact Tammy Cromer-Campbell to discuss scheduling or additional information. You may download the current exhibit schedule here. When presentation dates have been selected, Cromer-Campbell will send you an exhibition loan agreement. Once both parties have signed this contract, the booking will be secured by your venue. RENTAL FEES Rental fees cover the scheduled exhibition period, including adequate additional time for installation and dismantling. A deposit of 25% of the total fee is due upon signing the contract, a second payment of 50% is due 90 days prior to the booking period, and the balance is due on the first day of the booking period.

INSURANCE FOTO is insured during transit to and from each venue under our fine arts policy. In most cases, exhibitors are required to insure the exhibition while it is in their possession. REGISTRATION/PREPARATION Condition reports accompany the FOTO exhibit, and incoming and out going reports are required for all exhibitors. PUBLICITY Three months prior to the opening date of your exhibition, you will be provided with a complete press package for FOTO, including a sample press-release, publicity photographs, and clips of other press materials generated. THE BOOK! Fruit of the Orchard’s anticipated publishing date is September 2006 by the University of North
Texas Press.

“Fruit of the Orchard marks an important contribution to contemporary conversations about the relationship between race, class, and the environment. The photographs and accompanying text are a powerful example of environmental rhetoric, one that highlights the importance of visual imagery and cultural activism in the struggle for environmental justice.”
—John W. Delicath
U.S. Government Accountability Office
formerly Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Research Associate,
Center for Environmental Communication Studies
University of Cincinnati