close menu

Recent Posts

  • ‘Véxoa’ Offers Revelatory Look At Brazilian Indigenous Art Today
  • ‘As We Rise’: Photos Of The ‘Beauty And Power Of Black Life’
  • ‘Divine Providence’: Bert Crenca’s Love Affair With The City In All Its Beautiful Messiness
  • Artistic Responses To Inequities In Cancer Care For People Of Color
  • Carlos Reyes’s Minimalist Monuments To Lost Gay Clubs

Categories

  • Support | Subscribe
  • Contact
  • Wonderlands: Visionary And Folk Art Sites Across The United States
  • Art
  • Wonderlands
  • Parades & Festivals
  • Books
  • Nature
  • Theater
  • Public Art
  • Our Photos
  • Music
  • Wonderland Spectacle Co.
  • Activism
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Blog
  • Wonderlands: Visionary And Folk Art Sites Across The United States

WONDERLAND

navigation
log in or register

Browse:

  • 2019
  • December
  • 8
  • Lost Mitten
RSS Subscribe

Lost Mitten

Lost mitten, Chelsea, New York City, Dec. 5, 2019. (Greg Cook photo)
Uncategorized
December 8, 2019 Greg Cook 0

Spotted in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City, Dec. 5, 2019.


If this is the kind of coverage of arts, cultures and activisms you appreciate, please support Wonderland by contributing to Wonderland on Patreon. And sign up for our free, weekly newsletter so that you don’t miss any of our reporting.


Lost mitten, Chelsea, New York City, Dec. 5, 2019. (Greg Cook photo)
Lost mitten, Chelsea, New York City, Dec. 5, 2019. (Greg Cook photo)
Tags: Lost Mitten New York
Categories: Uncategorized

Post navigation

The Rendille of northern Kenya’s Kaisut Desert: "Throughout the [Herr Heroon, or bull] ceremony, warriors gather in small groups to perform leaping dances, expressing their unity as a generation. When two warriors leap together the dance is called woyee," Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher write in "African Twilight: The Vanishing Rituals and Ceremonies of the African Continent," 2018. (Rizzoli)
Previous

Carol Beckwith And Angela Fisher, Photographers Of African Traditions, Speak At Harvard Dec. 5

Katherine Fahey's crankie “Francis Whitmore’s Wife."
Next

An Evening Of Crankies—‘The Original Moving Pictures’—With Katherine Fahey And Friends

  • Support | Subscribe
  • Contact
  • Wonderlands: Visionary And Folk Art Sites Across The United States
  • Art
  • Wonderlands
  • Parades & Festivals
  • Books
  • Nature
  • Theater
  • Public Art
  • Our Photos
  • Music
  • Wonderland Spectacle Co.
  • Activism
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Blog
  • Wonderlands: Visionary And Folk Art Sites Across The United States

Copyright © 2023 WONDERLAND. All rights reserved

WONDERLAND

Neville theme by Acosmin