Showing posts with label Arinze Stanley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arinze Stanley. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2025

#CoolArt: Corey Helford Gallery presents 'The Weight of Us' Duo-Artist Art Exhibition by Arinze Stanley & Oscar Ukonu

Corey Helford Gallery presents 'The Weight of Us', a duo-artist art exhibition featuring works by world-renowned Nigerian hyper-realist artists Arinze Stanley and Oscar Ukonu.

The opening night is on Saturday October 11 from 7pm-11pm PT in the Main Gallery, 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 November 15 2025.

by Stanley Arinze

Friday, April 01, 2022

#CoolArt: Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Sixth Sense' 6-Artist Group Art Exhibition

Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Sixth Sense', a six-artist group art exhibition featuring new works from Arinze Stanley, Chen-Dao Lee, Chloe Early, Jana Brike, RYOL, and Zoé Byland.
 
Opening night is Saturday April 2 from 12-6pm PT in the Main Gallery, open to the public for viewing the art safely with Covid precautions (including proof of COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of entry into the gallery, plus guest temperatures will be checked and masks will be required), at Corey Helford Gallery, 571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033 and on the Corey Helford Gallery website until May 7 2022.
 

Friday, October 02, 2020

#CoolArt: Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Paranormal Portraits' Solo Art Exhibition by Arinze Stanley

Corey Helford Gallery presents 'Paranormal Portraits' by Arinze Stanley, a collection of new works that draws inspiration from life experiences and everything that sparks a feeling of necessity, using his works as a form of social and political activism, Arinze hopes to use his art to speak for those who can’t speak out for themselves.

The gallery will be closed but they will be hosting a virtual opening of the show on Instagram Live (@coreyhelfordgallery) on Saturday October 3 from 1pm-3pm PT.

The exhibition will be on view in the Gallery 2 through November 7 2020.