Corey Helford Gallery Presents '15-Year Anniversary Group Exhibition – Part 2'
ON VIEW
May 22 – June 26, 2021
Click here for sample of exhibit images
On Saturday, May 22nd, downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery will proudly present the second installment of their 15-Year Anniversary Group Exhibition, a special two-part immersive event featuring new works from over 100 artists ─ from world-acclaimed masters to the hottest new emerging artists ─ in the New Contemporary, New Figurative, Neo-Classicists, Pop Surreal, Pop Iconic, Street and Graffiti, Eco-Pop, and Fantasy Romanticists movements.
Promising to be one of the highlights of Los Angeles' Spring art season, part two of CHG’s 15-Year Anniversary Group Exhibition will premiere May 22nd with a virtual-only event on Instagram Live (@CoreyHelfordGallery) and be on view in the Main Gallery through June 26th. More details to be announced for the shows virtual opening, including the lineup of artists that will be making an appearance.
“Part 1” of CHG’s two-part anniversary show premiered April 10th with a two-hour virtual event (click here to watch) featuring appearances by contributing artists, who shared insight into their new works and fielded questions from fans. The show is available to view online (at the gallery’s website, Facebook, and YouTube channel) or in-person during the gallery’s visiting hours (Thursday-Saturday, 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm) through May 15th.
The artist line-up for part two of the 15-Year Anniversary Group Exhibition features:
Adam Wallacavage
Albert Reyes
Anthony Ausgang
Arinze Stanley
Bob Dob
Brady Willmott
Brandi Milne
Buket Savci
Carlos Ramos
Chen-Dao Lee
Dan Lydersen
Erika Sanada
Handiedan
Helice Wen
Hera of HERAKUT
Ian Francis
Jackie Dunn Smith
Joey Remmers
Josh Keyes
Josie Morway
Kai and Sunny
Kari Tirrell
Kazuki Takamatsu
Kris Lewis
Leegan Koo
Luke Chueh
Marie Larkin
Mayuka Yamamoto
Michael Mararian
Miguel Escobar Uribe
Mikael Takacs
Mitsuko Kuroki
Natalia Fabia
Nouar
ONCH
Ron English
Ryan Heshka
Steve Chmilar
The London Police
Whisbe
Yasuhito Kawasaki
Zoé Byland
Corey Helford Gallery opened its doors in April 2006, with the mission of bringing new artists to the public’s attention in a fine-art gallery setting, but with a populist bent toward works that appealed to a younger, less elitist body of collectors who were eschewing the cold, conceptual world of “blue-chip” fine art for more relatable works reflecting pop culture and current lifestyles. Starting with a 2,400 square-foot space in Culver City, CHG’s current home is a 12,500 square-foot space, housing three distinct galleries under one roof, in the arts district environs of downtown Los Angeles.
Part 2 of CHG’s 15-Year Anniversary Group Exhibition premieres Saturday, May 22nd in the Main Gallery, alongside a five-artist show featuring aica, Fafi, Kristen Liu-Wong, Messy Desk, and ONEQ in Gallery 2. The opening event (5/22) for both shows is a virtual-only event, the physical gallery will be closed. Corey Helford Gallery is located at 571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033, and normal hours are Tuesday – Saturday from 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
Please note: The gallery has resumed partial visiting hours (Thursday – Saturday from 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm), no appointments necessary. In accordance with LA County Public Health restrictions, maximum occupancy is restricted to 12 people at a time, mask-wearing and social distancing are mandatory. In accordance with CDC guidelines, guest temperatures will be checked using an infrared scanner upon entry.
About Corey Helford Gallery:
Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) was first established in 2006 by Jan Corey Helford and her husband, television producer and creator, Bruce Helford (The Conners, Anger Management, The Drew Carey Show, George Lopez) and has since evolved into one of the premier galleries of New Contemporary art. Its goals as an institution are the support and growth of young and emerging, to well-known and internationally established artists. CHG represents a diverse collection of international artists, primarily influenced by today's pop culture and collectively encompassing style genres such as New Figurative Art, Pop Surrealism, Neo Pop, Graffiti and Street Art. CHG is located in Downtown Los Angeles in a robust 12,000 square foot building presenting new exhibitions approximately every six weeks. For more info and an upcoming exhibition schedule, visit CoreyHelfordGallery.com and connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
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