1. Apron Chronicles: A Patchwork of American Recollections is America’s most
nostalgic, thought provoking and generational­friendly traveling exhibition. Touring
since 2004, Apron Chronicles presents the American experience through 46
photographs, accompanying text in story form and 150 vintage aprons. Utilizing the
apron as a symbol immediately recognized by everyone, Apron Chronicles explores the
people behind the aprons and is ultimately more about life than fabric. The exhibit’s
diverse storytellers include a 111­year­old mother and her only child,
a Holocaust survivor, a biology professor from Mali, Africa, and a preteen and her
grandmother.
Best­selling author EllynAnne Geisel’s stories and vintage apron collection give voice to
the exhibit, with award­winning photographer Kristina Loggia preserving the storytellers'
images in an environmental style that complements the unadorned honesty of their
recollections.
Apron Chronicles national recognition includes Time magazine, the New York Times,
CBS Sunday Morning and NPR’s Weekend Edition.
TRAVELING EXHIBITION
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2. Contents:
46 framed photographs
155 vintage aprons and clothesline
6 framed vintage aprons
1 basket of hands­on vintage aprons
Rental Fee:
$500/week, $5,000 for 3 months
Additional Costs:
Insurance
Round trip shipping 4 crates
Size:
Approximately 123 linear feet
Audience:
Adults, Young Women, and Families
www.apronchronicles.com
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