Solange, Pink Pantheress, and Joe Burrow Unveil "Unfinished Projects" In NYC
Google Chrome helped bring dormant ideas to life on the High Line from September 24–27.
Summary
Solange, Pink Pantheress, and Joe Burrow have partnered with Google Chrome for the "Unfinished Projects" public exhibition.
The showcase features Solange's electricity-conducting sculpture, Pink Pantheress's customizable ballet flats, and Joe Burrow's bespoke crystal and marble chess set.
The projects will be on display to the public at New York City's High Line Chelsea Market Passage from September 24 to 27.
Solange, Pink Pantheress, and Joe Burrow have partnered with Google Chrome to bring their “Unfinished Projects” to life at The High Line in New York City.
Everyone has a project from their past that was left unfinished. The multifaceted singer-songwriter and performance artist Solange is unveiling her most ambitious sculptural work yet: a public exhibition that conducts electricity and changes over time through human energy. Her large-scale sculpture builds on an unfinished piece from her 2019 Venice Biennale performance “In Past Pupils and Smiles,” reflecting her decade-long interest in using sculpture to broaden performance into everyday audience interaction.
Pink Pantheress, the 25-year-old multi-platinum recording artist and producer, is tapping into nostalgia yet again for her project. Drawing on early-2000s UK garage music and club culture, her energetic sound is now extending into fashion, as she reinvents her go-to footwear — ballet flats — into colorful, customizable statement pieces, blending nostalgia with innovation.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is combining his strategic gameplay and precision with his love for geology and chess — developing a bespoke crystal and marble chess set.
Google Chrome’s “Unfinished Projects” will be on display to the public on New York City’s High Line Chelsea Market Passage from September 24–27.
