The Corey Helford Gallery is located in Los Angeles and it recently opened up a two-month long exhibition by the name of 'Pop Surrealism & New Figurative.' It marks the gallery's second installment to its 'Lucky 13' anniversary celebration, which features iconic works from the surrealist movement and its most notable newcomers.
It is also accompanied by some of the gallery's most recognizable work. The anniversary celebration initially launched in April and featured works by artists including Herakut, Okuda San Miguel, Ron English, and much more. The overarching theme of the artwork is rooted in exploring otherworldly beings and psychedelic concepts. The Pop Surrealism & New Figurative exhibition is planned to run until June 22nd.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Pop Surrealism Art Movement
- The rise in popularity of Pop Surrealism art forms in galleries presents opportunities for artists to showcase their unique styles and techniques.
- Psychedelic-inspired Art Exhibitions
- There's potential for galleries to create immersive psychedelic-inspired exhibitions as a way to engage with younger audiences and create unique experiences.
- Merging Traditional and Modern Art Styles
- The fusion of traditional and modern art styles opens up new opportunities for artists to experiment with creative boundaries and appeal to a broader audience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fine Arts
- Fine arts galleries can benefit by incorporating Pop Surrealism and Psychedelic-inspired art exhibitions to target a wider audience.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can utilize Pop Surrealism and Psychedelic-inspired themes to create immersive experiences and unique themes for events like festivals and concerts.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Brands can incorporate Surrealism, Psychedelic, and other art forms to create unique ad campaigns to appeal to younger audiences.
