On view in Room 6 are recent works by Alex Da Corte, including Rubber Pencil Devil (Hell House), 2022, a neon sculpture commissioned by Glenstone to house the artist’s video work from 2018 that explores themes of humor, satire, violence, and tenderness. Da Corte renders the familiar uncanny by positioning popular characters and symbols in surprising new situations. The artist often embodies these characters himself, using prosthetics and costumes to honor, appropriate, and transform symbols of Americana.