Tag: corey helford gallery
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Dan Rawlings, ICY and SOT, Jackie Dunn Smith, Joe lurato, Jordan Seiler, SHOK-1, and Stormie Mills at Corey Helford Gallery
Last Saturday, on May 18, downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery opened a new exhibition titled Where Do We Go From Here?, showcasing a series of internationally renowned urban artists whose work explores and examines today’s society and concept of identity. The exhibition takes place in Gallery 3 will be new works by British metal artist Dan Rawlings, Brooklyn-based Iranian…
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Junko Mizuno, Mayuka Yamamoto and Travis Lampe at Corey Helford Gallery in L.A.
On Saturday, February 23, downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery opened a new exhibition featuring new works by popular Japanese manga artists Junko Mizuno, Mayuka Yamamoto, and Chicago-based illustrator and toy maker Travis Lampe in Gallery 2. Junko Mizuno is motivated by the pure pleasure of creating art, which she uses to celebrate the power of women and creates a universe for them…
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HERAKUT „I‘m Not Gonna Leave This Ship Without You!“ in L.A.
Aa announced a couple of days ago, the German duo HERAKUT, consisting of HERA (Jasmin Siddiqui) and AKUT (Falk Lehmann) is currently in the US in occasion of their new solo show at Corey Helford Gallery in downtown Los Angeles. The new mural depicts the portrait of one of HERAKUT’s signature characters, painted in that unique story-tale style with which they…
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HERAKUT “RENTAL ASYLUM” at Corey Helford Gallery in L.A.
The German graffiti duo HERAKUT, consisting of HERA (Jasmin Siddiqui) and AKUT (Falk Lehmann), will be opening a new and exciting exhibition tomorrow Saturday 24th of January “RENTAL ASYLUM” at Los Angeles-based Corey Helford Gallery. Titled “Herakut’s RENTAL ASYLUM,” the exhibition will be presenting new works that will cover the Corey Helfords Gallery’s 4,500 square-foot main gallery, with the artists in attendance. Regarding their newest…
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Ian Francis “Artificial Winter” at Corey Helford Gallery in L.A.
On Saturday, October 28, Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) will proudly premiere the long awaited solo exhibition of new works from U.K. artist Ian Francis in Gallery 1. Titled “Artificial Winter,” this will be Francis’ first solo show in the U.S. in three years and the first solo with the gallery. It’s been…
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Sarah Emerson “Ruin in Reverse” at Corey Helford Gallery
On Saturday, August 19, Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) presents new works by Sarah Emerson in her first solo exhibition with the gallery, entitled “Ruin in Reverse,” in Gallery 2. Cuteness and craziness collide in energetic displays in Emerson’s paintings and murals. The Atlanta-based artist’s contemporary landscapes present a bizarre version of the world, inspired by actual places and how they are affected by…
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Mary Jane Ansell “Of Dreams, Birds and Bones” at Corey Helford Gallery
On Saturday, June 10, Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) will unveil “Of Dreams, Birds and Bones,” the seventh solo exhibition and first in Los Angeles from Brighton, UK-based artist Mary Jane Ansell. The Award-Winning portrait artist has developed a distinctive technique which draws influences from a multitude of sources, and her appreciation of…
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The Pop surrealist work of Lori Nelson and Eric Joyner at Corey Helford
Today, May 6, Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery will be dazzling its public with two new exhibitions featuring the work of Pop-surrealists Lori Nelson and Eric Joyner, at respectively gallery 2 and 1. “Cryptotweens: Find My Friends“ by Lori Nelson is the follow up of her 2016 exhibition, “Cryptotweens Are Like” (featured), where the Brooklyn-based painter presented a…
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Richard J. Oliver ‘Immersion’ at Corey Helford Gallery
Today, April 1st, is the opening of another amazing exhibition at Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) that will be presenting a new collection from Welsh-born, Los Angeles-based pop surrealist painter Richard J. Oliver. It’s been two years since Oliver had his last solo exhibition of new works, and the result this time is truly stunning….
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Alex Gross “Antisocial Network” at Corey Helford Gallery
Alex Gross, probably one of the most renowned contemporary surrealists today, will be opening in a couple of weeks “Antisocial Network”, his first exhibition in Los Angeles in over a decade at Corey Helford Gallery. The exhibition will be presenting a new body of work consisting of about twenty full size paintings, several drawings, and over a dozen…
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