From the delicious citrus fruit to the color of western landscapes, the color—and the fruit—orange is the theme for this rotation of Re/Framed. From José Guadalupe Posada’s brightly dyed broadsheets to Matsumi Kanemitsu’s exuberant abstractions, the vivid color captures the eye and imagination. Through historical photographs and contemporary drawings, this rotation also reveals the often unseen labor behind citrus cultivation.

This rotation of Re/Framed spotlights work by artists such as Laura Gilpin, Matsumi Kanemitsu, William J. McCloskey, José Guadalupe Posada, and Fritz Scholder that feature the color orange or the citrus fruit as subject.

Re/Framed gives visitors to the Carter a new way to look at the Museum’s collection. Several times a year, artwork is rotated throughout the galleries allowing visitors to see the works through a different lens. Works that are part of Re/Framed can be identified by the window icon on their labels.