Contemporary art that sparks imagination in LA's Arts District.
Corey Helford Gallery presents rotating contemporary art in Los Angeles, housed in a large, welcoming space at 571 S Anderson St #1. Praised for vivid colors and imaginative works, it has hosted highlights such as a Mattel exhibition and a Jack Kirby tribute, including 3-D panels viewed with glasses. Regarded as a standout Arts District destination and a place to purchase contemporary artworks.
571 S Anderson St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90033, USA
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Rotating displays of vivid and imaginative works from diverse artists, including themed shows like Jack Kirby tributes.
Opportunities to buy original artwork from contemporary artists, catering to collectors and enthusiasts.
Hosting large-scale events with managed entry and lines, offering a social and immersive art experience.
Accessible viewing of eclectic art in a spacious venue, perfect for tourists and local visitors.
Focused displays such as Mattel toy exhibitions and 3-D panel viewings with provided glasses.
Overall rating
Oscar H. Fajardo
Came on a good day three great exhibits here . Very impressed with the vivid colors and imaginative of these great works . Definitely come before they rotate the exhibits these are great treats for the eyes. Visually stunning 😍.
Duncan Stewart
It's a great space for the Mattel exhibition, with a smaller, focused gallery for a deep dive into the toys at the heart of the show.
Jacqueline Cerniglia Dion
Went for an opening night with a large crowd. The space did a great job managing the door and line. It’s large and both exhibits the art looked great. The gallery is Ina great part of a town that we grabbed drinks and dinner at hotspots near by.
Gregory Rodriguez
Corey Helford Gallery is an amazing place to purchase artwork from contemporary artists. Last night , I attended the Jack Kirby tribute exhibit, which was spectacular. An abundance artists created Jack Kirby inspired work. In addition, on view were original Jack Kirby comic book panels and 3-D glasses were handed out to view the 3-D panels for your ocular delight.
Drew
Phenomenal art. Probably the best gallery in the arts district. Beyond Houser, of course, but Houser is *still* basically empty and this place has loads of eclectic artists with amazing work. This is the most accessible art in the whole district that we saw. Brilliant stuff. Also, ignore people scared of the area. It’s perfectly safe. There aren’t even any homeless around. It’s just old warehouses and trash, nothing to worry about except for maybe the odd nail in a tire. ;)
