Orange Crush examines the impact of the American citrus industry from its origins in the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. Through advertising, Americans were coached to associate oranges not just with health and wellness but also leisure, vacation, and the promise of paradise. This exhibition explores how citriculture, and the orange specifically, has become embedded in the U.S.’s cultural identity, despite its problematic labor practices and catastrophic environmental impact. Gormley Gallery is located on the second floor of Fourier Hall. Please visit gormleygallery.com for more information.