found by: sarah elder
found at: the Waterfront movie theater parking lot
12/25/2007
black knit grippy glove, Waterfront/Homestead
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"onecoldhand.com is a project that connects the Pittsburgh community through one unfortunate event - the loss of a glove. The website creates a method for dealing with the conundrum of finding these lost articles. Do you leave it and hope the owner comes back to find it? Do you pick it up? Throw it away? With onecoldhand.com, the abandoned object now becomes a symbol of benevolence and hope."
-----Jennifer Gooch
SEE YOUR GLOVE?
email a picture of the other glove to onecoldhand@gmail.com - we'll reunite them for free!
LOSE A PAIR?
We get pairs all the time. Email a detailed description of your gloves to onecoldhand@gmail.com. Unclaimed pairs will be donated to charity.
MEDIA INQUIRES:
contact Eric Sloss
412-268-5765
cell: 412-480-7246
ecs@andrew.cmu.edu
(I still have stickers, if you'd like them for nostalgia's sake.)
wanna be a finder? stickers available at drop-boxes or by mail!
find a glove, leave a sticker...
One Cold Hand is no longer, but there are plenty of lost and founds, Craigslists, and other means of trying to connect someone with the thing they have lost.
sister sites and fellow finders:
one cold hand London
one cold hand NYC
one cold hand Denver
Unloved Glove
Found Clothing
Paradise of Lost Gloves
This project supported in part by a Seed Award from The Sprout Fund.
Special thanks to interns Missy Dunaway and Wendy Byun.
2 comments:
Just letting you know, the one glove thing is currently on exhibit in Pensacola by another artist who has been collecting for over 13 years and there is also a whole book and art exhibition dedicated to One Shoes as well that has gone cross country and already published a book. You may have gotten lucky and gotten press but you are behind the curve :)
The artist is Linda Bills Shirley of Florida.
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