Bust out your best art smock for Play Date, where innocence and irony collide. My debut solo show unravels the tangled threads of my evangelical childhood and the ideals of American culture, beauty, sex, gender, and home that came with it. Ribbons, pink, mirrors, and religious icons echo the sweet loss of innocence and turn the world’s uninvited gaze back on itself. Here, adorable meets horror, and the absurdity of being a girl is laid bare.

But this exhibit isn’t just for looking—it’s for playing.