#CoolArt: Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Altered Images: Vintage Paint-By-Numbers Reimagined' Group Art Exhibition

Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Altered Images: Vintage Paint-By-Numbers Reimagined', a group art exhibition of new works featuring new works, painted atop old classics, by over 65 international artists.

On display in Gallery 2, and open to the public for viewing the art at Corey Helford Gallery, 571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033 and on the Corey Helford Gallery website until February 14 2024.

by Gary Baseman

#CoolArt: Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Art of Character' Four Artist Exhibition

Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Art of Character', a four artist exhibition unveiling a series of stunning new works by world-renowned animator Jim McKenzie, Canadian illustrator Bennett Slater, Argentine/American artist Ramiro Davaro-Comas and Los Angeles-based animator Andrew Brandou.

One of the most popular movements within the New Contemporary scene are artists who explore the human condition through their own iconic characters. Born through a strange prism reflecting the antics of the most popular animated characters or the panels of the comics (notably Kaws’ SpongeBob or Ronnie Cutrone’s Felix The Cat), artists have interpreted or created their own unique characters to capture our imagination.

The opening reception is on Saturday June 29 from 7pm-11pm PT at Corey Helford Gallery, 571 S Anderson Street (Enter on Willow Street), Los Angeles, CA 90033 in Gallery 3, alongside the Hello Kitty 45th Anniversary Group Show in the Main Gallery, and an exhibition from The London Police in Gallery 2.

The exhibition will be on view through August 3 2019.

by Jim McKenzie

#CoolArt: Corey Helford Gallery & Sanrio presents 'Hello Kitty® 45th Anniversary' Group Art Exhibition

Corey Helford Gallery & Sanrio presents 'Hello Kitty® 45th Anniversary Group Show', a group art exhibition featuring new works from 100 international artists with reinterpretions of the iconic image of Hello Kitty and her friends in their own aesthetic through a wide variety of mediums including painting, sculpture and animation.

Hello Kitty has been a symbol of friendship and kindness for 45 years, with a fan base that spans multiple generations. Created in 1974 to inspire happiness, Hello Kitty has grown to embody the values of Japanese cultures through showing kindness, respect and the true meaning of friendship. Over the years, she has captured the imagination of people around the world and today appears on a broad range of products and experiences that appeal to her legions of fans and is the subject of countless brand collaborations and artistic explorations.

The opening reception is on Saturday June 29 from 7pm-11pm PT at Corey Helford Gallery, 571 S Anderson Street (Enter on Willow Street), Los Angeles, CA 90033 in the Main Gallery, alongside an exhibition from The London Police in Gallery 2 and a four-artist show featuring Andrew Brandou, Bennett Slater, Jim McKenzie, and Ramiro Davaro-Comas in Gallery 3.

The exhibition will be on view through August 3 2019.

by Olivia De Berardinis