Last Saturday, May 12, Los Angeles artist Mia Araujo returned to Corey Helford Gallery to unveil her first solo exhibition at the gallery, “Into the Woods.” Mia is known for her beautiful and ethereal imagery, tempered with the darkness and horrors of reality. Opening photos after the jump . . .

On Saturday, May 12, Los Angeles artist Mia Araujo returns to Corey Helford Gallery to unveil her first solo exhibition at the gallery, “Into the Woods.” For “Into the Woods,” Mia drew inspiration from a variety of sources: Miyazaki’s film Princess Mononoke, the writings of John Muir, and Timothy Egan’s book The Big Burn. Her newest body of work is about connecting with the outdoors to go inward and discover your truest self.

This is the last week to catch COOP's newest solo show, Idle Hands, that has been up at Corey Helford Gallery for the past month. The show comes down on August 3, and we have a few shots from the opening this past July. Our founder, Robert Williams, made it out to show some support...

We just got a few opening photos from the Joshua Petker and Nouar showings that opened last weekend (June 11) at Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City. You may have missed our studio visit with Petker based on the show, which you should also check out.

Opening June 11, 2011, Nouar and Joshua Petker will both celebrate solo exhibitions at Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, California. For Nouar, it will be her first solo show with Helford, featuring "three-dimensional sugary confections, gelatin dessert molds and a bright, beguiling color palette that lure the viewer in."