Over the weekend D*Face opened his solo exhibition at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles, entitled “Going Nowhere Fast”. The artist presented a lot of new pieces at the show, including his new tombstone pieces, three ‘dead’ celebrity impersonators, and free D*Face Bullet Rings, next to a series of paintings, collages, installations and more. Make sure to pass by the exhibition if you get the chance.

Corey Helford Gallery
8522 Washington BLVD.
Culver City, CA 90232

Many more images of the artwork on display follow after the jump.

San Francisco based artist Eric Joyners opened his new solo exhibition, entitled “Donut Logic”, at Corey Helford Gallery this past week. Today we can give you a review of the artwork on display. We love the combination of vintage robots and food in his paintings and also the way he executes his work. Simply beautiful.

Take a further look at the exhibition after the jump.

On August 23, Culver City’s Corey Helford Gallery will welcome a new selection of work from LA street artist Buff Monster. Originally from Hawaii, his influences range from heavy metal to ice cream. There is ample servings of anime blended in too. The resulting work questions the binary of cute and creepy. Happy looking figures (often composed of odd elements) are ensconced in geometric shapes. Pink is a favorite color. 
Throughout his career, Buff Monster has been featured in an array of publications, including Juxtapoz. He’s also worked with a number of brands, just recently Official on a hat we featured on these pages.
"The Sweetest Thing" will be on view until September 2.