Upcoming & Recent Exhibitions

11/15/2024 The Wonder of Other, group show Mortal Machine, New Orleans

9/21-10/13/2024 Imaginary Menagerie 6, Arch Enemy, Philidelphia

9/7-9/28/2024 BLAB! 19, Copro Gallery, Santa Monica

8/23-9/15/2024 Spectrum 5, Arch Enemy, Philidelphia

8/18-9/8/2024 Small Works, Beinart Gallery, Melbourne, Australia

6/21-8/4/2024 Beyond Tides, Arch Enemy, Philadelphia

3/8-8/8/2024 The New Salon, Curated for Asheville Art Museum, North Carolina, by Mortal Machine

5/4-5/25/2024 Fable & Folklore, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine & COPRO Gallery, Santa Monica, CA

2/16-3/17/2024 Celestial, Arch Enemy, Philadelphia

6/17-7/15, 2023 Beyond Original-The Portrait Show 11, Modern Eden Gallery, San Francisco

7/22/2023 Group Exhibition, KP Projects, Los Angeles

9/9/2023 The Blab Show, Copro Gallery, Los Angeles

Solo exhibition, Decamp, On view March 12–April 2. 2022 at Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco.

See Exhibition Online Here.

For more information, please contact the gallery.

Press

Mutual Art: Lori Nelson: Coming of Age in the Forest, Nov. 30, 2022

Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Issue 19 (Print Edition), Dec. 2017: Multipage Feature

Wow x woW: Lori Nelson – Find My Friends: How to Internet and Also Art – Guest Blog

Create Magazine: Lori Nelson

Fabrik Contemporary Art and Design: Corey Helford Gallery presents Lori Nelson “Cryptotweens: Find My Friends”

Vice's The Creators Project: Sci-Fi Paintings Show How Strange Being a Tween Girl Is 

Flavorwire: Creepy-Sweet Paintings of Cryptid Tweens Exploring a Bizarre Coming-of-Age Universe

Juxtapoz:  LORI NELSON "CRYPTOTWEENS ARE LIKE" @ COREY HELFORD GALLERY

Hi-Fructose: Lori Nelson Paints a Magical World of Monstrous ‘Cryptotweens’

Sweet Article on Disinfo about Lori's latest monster work! Here!

Great Article in Beautiful Bizarre on Lori Nelson: Click Here!

Recent Work

SEASON OF THE SHUTDOWN speaks to the protracted and ongoing pause in which we find ourselves during Covid Times. For all the disruption and pain this pandemic has brought, It also somehow nudged folks into nature. During the initial severe Shutdown days, people had only a few choices for how to get by, the most attractive for many being: go outside, go to the forest. Seeing people become interested in foraging and self-reliance has been really exciting to me as I understand the thrill of independence these things bring in a pretty wobbly world. Nature has been such a boon during this era, a real comfort.

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