Contemporary art

On view at Corey Helford Gallery, ‘Bound by Nature’ features new work from illustrator Dana Seiferling and painters Lisa Ericson and Yulia Pustoshkina...

The artists in Aftereffects, our ninth exhibition of the year, respond to the challenges of trauma, depression, disorders, disability, and addiction.

Based in South Dakota, artist Lacey Eidem captures cultural oddballs like Urkel, aliens, and Hunter S. Thomson in her deceptively childlike paintings.

Our eighth exhibition of the year, Architecture, Interiors, and Urban Landscapes, celebrates and reimagines the world of architecture and design.

Authored by local writer Katie Love, ‘L.A. Artists’ surveys 22 contemporary artists living and working in Southern California’s sprawling metropolis.

Shooting on Polaroid for a dreamy effect, Los Angeles photographer Yasmina Safi experiments with voyeurism, escapism, and shades of femininity.

This month Corey Helford Gallery unveils a four-artist exhibition featuring work from Tarntara Sudadung, Yuka Sakuma, kelogsloops, and Robert Palacios...

Adrian Cox returns to LA’s Corey Helford Gallery this month with a new batch of paintings that reflect on modern mythmaking, creativity, and spiritual...

Our fifth exhibition of the year, ‘Robots, Rockets, and Space,’ probes the universe with sci-fi-inspired work that hovers between fact and fiction.

Chinese American painter QiuChen Fan embraces order, clarity, and simplicity in response to the gross materialism that defines the contemporary era.

Born with a conspicuous port-wine stain on her left cheek, Seattle artist Mary Anne Carter creates immersive installations that embody radical self-ex...

Nigerian artist Uzor Ugoala poses existential questions with a series of dreamy photographs that incorporate props and gravity-defying set designs.