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Women at the Domboshava Showgrounds Market
Women at the market.
Women and the Kitchen
The women were working on the kitchen area and the men the toilet.
Women and Ants
Women and grass plus ants
Window Display - Water Is Life Group Art Show
Window display with prints, collage, ink drawings and hand-painted boxes on display as part of the Water Is Life exhibit series group art show.
Willing to Let It Fall Apart?
Midiah asking Mai Bare if she really is willing to let this fall apart because of power, greed and money?
When the Women Are Happy
When women have direction they are happy
When the Trees Disappeared
In 2009 the trees in Domboshava had disappeared fast
Whelk
Whelk made by artist Lisa Bagwell. This sculpture is constructed from plastic cigar tips.
What an Achievement
What an achievement this is
Whale
This whale made by artist Lisa Bagwell was created entirely out plastic bottles and other plastic refuse collected during a clean-up of Sandy Hook beaches stuffed into a chicken wire frame. The whale has traveled to several locations throughout NJ,…
West African Dance: Initiations
Dance teacher Liana Conyers leading workshop participants at the Raíces Cultural Center Cultural Legacy Festival 2013 Workshop Series.
West African Dance: Initiations
Workshop leader Liana Conyers led participants through a variety of West African dances including Lamba and griot dances.
West African Dance: Initiations
Workshop leader Liana Conyers teaching and leading West African dances.
West African Dance: Initiations
West African Dance workshop leader Liana Conyers, teaching as part of the 2013 Cultural Legacy Festival workshop series.
Welcome to Babylon's Basement
A page from one of Silent Knight's early notebooks, which became an excerpt from an unreleased and yet unrecorded track called "put down the linoleum".
Welcome - Water Is Life
Raíces Director and co-found Francisco G. Gómez welcomes guests to the opening reception of the Water Is Life exhibit series and talks about the importance of environmental preservation and regeneration is to the preservation of cultural roots.
Weeding the Greenhouse
Service learning program participants Sunita Dharod and Darian Kolb from St. Thomas University’s VISIONS program weeding the garden beds in the greenhouse at Plenitud.
Weaknd
Album cover of Silent Knight's "Weaknd"
Excerpt from the Roots Music Exhibit Timeline:
"Times would change. Sounds and tastes evolve. A new project was birthed. A different, vulnerable, and experimental side emerged. A new audience was…
Excerpt from the Roots Music Exhibit Timeline:
"Times would change. Sounds and tastes evolve. A new project was birthed. A different, vulnerable, and experimental side emerged. A new audience was…
We need all involved
We need all involved
We Keep Moving
We keep moving
Watering the Greens
Service learning program participant Mackenna Crisally from St. Thomas University’s VISIONS program watering the greens growing in the greenhouse beds at Plenitud.
Watering Seedlings
Service learning program participant Duncan Anderson from St. Thomas University’s VISIONS program watering seedlings in the greenhouse at Plenitud.
Watering in the Greenhouse
The greenhouse at Plenitud PR is used for food production and educational programs. Greens are more easily grown in the controlled environment under the greenhouse plastic, where the amount of water the plants receive can be monitored and controlled.…
Watering
All visitors to Plenitud contribute to the work on the farm or in the community in some way. Service learning program participant from St. Thomas University’s VISIONS program watering plants in the greenhouse at Plenitud.
Waterfront Pier, Arroyo
The Malecón de Arroyo, or Pier of Arroyo.