Miami-Dutch presented solo exhibition Traffic in the Square at Club Pro Los Angeles, which opened November 4 and is running to December 9.
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The collaborative artist group (who reside across New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles and is comprised of Lauren Elder, Brian Khek, André Lenox, Evan Lenox, and Micah Schippa) presented a multimedia installation exploring the concept of coping, and the practice of myth-making in this process. The title alludes to mass gatherings, both as a site of protest, unrest as well as coming together.
Large gates suspended from the ceiling are “adorned with padlocks, flowers, and other found objects.” A performative video, produced in collaboration with with choreographer Christopher Argodale, re-interprets the Wagah border ceremony of India and Pakistan. It plays out between the movement of two bodies, two swords welded into one, a duffel bag memorialised through resin, and a banner of found shoes: looking at different practices of identity formation, the show addresses “politics of belonging, borders, boundaries, and territorial constructs.”**