Solange Knowles to Debut First Public Large-Scale Sculpture on New York's High Line
This week, Solange Knowles, a Grammy-winning artist, is set to unveil her first major public sculpture at an exhibition on the High Line in New York, organized by Google Chrome. The exhibition, named "Unfinished Projects," takes place from September 24 to 27 at Chelsea Market Passage, featuring a digital experience online. Chrome has brought together Knowles, musician PinkPantheress, and NFL quarterback Joe Burrow to dive into an incomplete concept and share their creative processes, highlighting how "the right tools can help move a stalled idea forward." Knowles describes her work as a way to examine "how we process space and structure," aiming to break down the barrier between the artist and the audience. The sculpture will be displayed in an unfinished form, allowing viewers to see its development.
Key facts
- Solange Knowles will debut her first public large-scale sculpture.
- The sculpture will be shown at an exhibition on New York's High Line.
- The exhibition, titled "Unfinished Projects," is organized by Google Chrome.
- It runs September 24–27 at the High Line's Chelsea Market Passage in New York.
- A companion online digital experience will accompany the physical show.
- Chrome invited Knowles, PinkPantheress, and Joe Burrow to bring an unfinished idea to life.
- Knowles used Google Chrome to research, organize production, and finalize logistics for the work.
- The sculpture will be displayed in progress, not complete.
Entities
Artists
- Solange Knowles
- PinkPantheress
- Joe Burrow
Institutions
- Google Chrome
- High Line
- Chelsea Market Passage
Locations
- New York
- United States
Sources
- Artsy —