Chartreuse Walls and Pop Beats Collide at Storm King’s Autumn Remix
A flash of chartreuse cut through the golden leaves at Storm King Art Center, where British pop provocateur Charli XCX unveiled her brat remix album in a setting better known for monumental sculpture than viral music. The park, a Hudson Valley landmark since 1960, typically draws crowds for its sweeping landscapes and works by legends like Calder and Noguchi. But this time, a bold, L-shaped wall in brat’s signature acidic green stole the show, echoing the album’s irreverent energy and the season’s shifting palette.
Charli’s lo-fi listening session—just a phone and an aux cord—fit brat’s playful, unpolished vibe, while mirrored text and custom merch blurred the lines between high art and pop spectacle. For many guests, the event was both a first encounter with Storm King and a reminder that cultural boundaries are made to be remixed. In the world of brat, even fine art gets a little unruly.
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