COREY HELFORD GALLERY to Unveil ‘Sweet Dominion’ Collection from Eric Joyner – Saturday, February 20

DT: FEBRUARY 9, 2016

COREY HELFORD GALLERY

TO UNVEIL

SWEET DOMINION

COLLECTION FROM

ERIC JOYNER

EXHIBITION OPENS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20

AND MARKS JOYNER’S FOURTH SHOWING AT CHG

AND FIRST IN THE GALLERY’S

NEW EXPANSIVE DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

12,000 SQUARE FOOT SPACE

Eric Joyner – ‘MELEE’ oil on panel, 81″ x 36.25″

Click here to download samples of Eric Joyner’s work that will be on display

COREY HELFORD GALLERY is proud to present “Sweet Dominion,” San Francisco-based award-winning artist/illustrator Eric Joyner‘s newest body of work and most ambitious to date. Set to open Saturday, February 20 from 7:00 to 11:00 PM(and on display through Friday, March 19), “Sweet Dominion”marks Joyner’s fourth exhibition at CHG and his first at the tastemaker gallery’s new expansive 12,000 square foot space on Anderson Street in downtown Los Angeles which launched this past December. KCRW/Sirius XMU DJ Chris Muckley will provide the musical ambience for opening night.

While Remington may have been the finest painter of scenes from the Old West with Norman Rockwell known as the finest painter of heart-warming Americana, Eric Joyner is the undisputed master of vintage robots and the classic American donut. Capturing the various fantasy worlds of his robot universe, Joyner takes us on a journey through the ordinary and extraordinary in the daily life of his robots and their ubiquitous donuts.

Eric Joyner – ‘NORTH BEACH’ oil on panel, 18″ x 20″

For the Sweet Dominion exhibition, Joyner–whose work has been showcased throughout California and around the world–says: “For my latest series of paintings, I’ve decided to revisit some themes that I had touched on before, while at the same time, I wanted to introduce some new ones. New subjects include rain, transformers, cakes, anti-gravity, tiki, sea life, human behavior, cats and migration.”

Eric Joyner – ‘DISCOVERY’ oil on panel, 43.75″ x 35.75″

On the expansion of subject matter, Joyner adds, “The common thread continues to be robots and donuts. At the same time, my decision to explore these new areas is totally intuitive. I can give no rational explanation other than they are things that I like–and find interesting. My basic inspiration comes from friends, current and historical events, food and our natural world. The goal of my work is to evoke an emotional response in the viewer and inspire imaginative thinking.” For more info on Eric Joyner, visit ericjoyner.com and connect on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.