Working at the intersection of dance, performance and visual art, Sickle creates works for both the black box and the white cube. Through a process of collecting, transforming and mutating material from across her practice, A Choreographic Exhibition brings together works spanning her entire career alongside new productions, creating unexpected connections and resonances. At Kanal, Sickle revisits nearly a decade of inquiry into gesture and the ways bodies become charged with meaning. Seemingly simple gestures – a raised arm, a hand signal, a body lying down or a flag passed between bodies – are performed and reconfigured to expose layered histories of movement. Isolated, extended and resituated, these gestures carry a social and political force, from protest and solidarity to fatigue and...