THE CAR
BELLTOWER, A ‘67 FORD FALCON WAGON
Interior architect, Jean Chandler provided this forest-green beauty for this installation.
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THE PARTNER
&FRIENDS
We teamed up with the &Friends music collective to celebrate the launch of their first single - a legendary remix of The Beatles “Let It Be”.
&Friends is a collaborative project seeking to unify people around the world through universal music that speaks to people beyond their social context. Their first release is a house/gospel remix of The Beatles’ “Let It Be”—intentionally chosen for its universal and cross-generational reach and positive message. In this particular global environment, we believe people all over the world are starving for a positive, unifying connection. We believe we can do this through music. &Friends began as an organic collaboration amongst artists, musicians, producers, and videographers. Every person that works on &Friends wants everyone around the world to participate in the collaborative experience with them. Hence the birth of the “Let It Be” music video.
THE PLANTS
PLANTSHED NYC
For this installation, plants were provided by our neighbors at Plant Shed NYC.
Since the 1950’s the PlantShed family has been immersed in the floral and botanical community in New York. With each generation, PS strives to make the community stronger and develop a deep understanding and appreciation for current trends, technology and continuing to set the standard for quality and affordability.
THE RESULT
Images © Keith Martine 2021. All rights reserved.
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THE INITIATIVE
MANY AS ONE
From a global pandemic to political unrest, 2020 has been a rough year for all. For some, these situations can push too far. &Friends conductor, Sean Parker created the Many As One Foundation to support mental health awareness to honor his late brother.
SUPPORT
THE BOWERY MISSION
For this event, the &Friends community and Many As One Foundation chose to support The Bowery Mission in Lower East Side, New York. Surviving a New York winter is one thing, doing so while homeless in the middle of a pandemic is a difficulty we wish no person to endure.