By the river, women of days gone by foraged, weaved, washed, and prayed. In a New York City storefront by the river, artist Noemia Marinho hosts crafting sessions as part of the Gleaning Project. Concurrent with the riverside legacy of women’s industry, Gleaning Project’s mutual labor permits convivial interactions where stories are told, techniques are shared, and each person is warmly regarded. Indeed, Gleaning Project’s latest artifacts turn to the domestic. Indeed, through the Gleaning Project, Marinho displays the difference between production and being productive.