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Corey Helford Gallery Marks 20 Years with Two-Part Anniversary Show

exhibition · 2026-08-05

The Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles is marking its 20th anniversary with a significant two-part exhibition entitled the 20th Anniversary Group Show. The first segment will be displayed from August 8 to September 12, 2026, and the second segment will debut on September 19, 2026. The exhibition highlights a variety of influential artists, each presenting new works that explore themes such as pop culture, surrealism, and personal narratives. Featured artists include Andrew Hem, Eric Joyner, and Fuco Ueda. The event will take place at the gallery's location: 571 S Anderson St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90033.

Key facts

  • Corey Helford Gallery celebrates 20th anniversary with a two-part group show.
  • First edition runs August 8–September 12, 2026; second edition opens September 19, 2026.
  • All artists created new original works for the anniversary.
  • Featured artists include Andrew Hem, Eric Joyner, Fuco Ueda, Shepard Fairey, and many others.
  • The gallery has evolved from a local LA project to a globally recognized name in New Contemporary Art.
  • Founders Jan Corey Helford and Bruce Helford emphasize the celebration of artists.
  • Exhibition address: 571 S Anderson St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90033, U.S.A.
  • The show blends past and present, with themes of pop culture, surrealism, fantasy, and personal narrative.

Entities

Artists

  • Andrew Hem
  • Eric Joyner
  • Fuco Ueda
  • Shepard Fairey
  • Ito Chieko
  • Hikari Shimoda
  • Andrew Brandou
  • Diana Laufer
  • Bennett Slater
  • Tarntara Sudaduang
  • Clémentine Bal
  • Addeline Griswold
  • Burger Babie
  • Noritoshi Mitsuuchi
  • RYOL
  • Martin Hsu
  • Kii Arens
  • Helice Wen
  • Jonathan Viner
  • Calvin Ma
  • Ana Bagayan
  • Seonna Hong
  • Lori Nelson
  • Nathan Ota
  • Troy Brooks
  • Allison Reimold
  • Dena Seiferling
  • Scott Hove
  • Mei Mei
  • Nonamey

Institutions

  • Corey Helford Gallery

Locations

  • Los Angeles
  • United States

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