The Secret Handshake has installed statues in protest of the Trump administration in DC. For the first time, their creation is heading to Florida.
"Operation Epic Furious: Strait To Hell" is an installation originally placed at the D.C. War Memorial by anonymous art protest group The Secret Handshake. The three functional video game cabinets in D.C. featured tongue-in-cheek battles against DEI and the pope, the group said via email, in a satirical take on the Trump administration's promotion of the war in Iran.
As of May 18, one of the games is set up near Trump's Winter White House in Florida. Operation Epic Furious will be on display at MTN SPACE in Lake Worth Beach, about five miles from Mar-a-Lago, for five days. This is the first time the group has brought their project to Florida, but Trump's club usually closes after Mother's Day when the social season winds down.
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