
The work of Hong Kong-based artist Jane Lee, aka Messy Desk, is infused with joyful characters, animals, rainbows, happy faces interwoven between buildings, and even outer space. This collection draws inspiration from a recent and personal trip to Japan with her beloved pet, Kobie, featuring animals and pets as a visual testament to the idea that the world becomes a more harmonious and joyful place when filled with love and companionship.

The work of Chinese American artist Kristen Liu-Wong blends everyday occurrences from her life with abstracted nightmares and crude humor. Animal Instinct marks Liu-Wong’s fifth solo show at CHG, featuring pieces that are reflections on human nature and our volatile place in the animal world.

The work of Hong Kong-based artist Jane Lee, aka Messy Desk, is infused with joyful characters, animals, rainbows, happy faces interwoven between buildings, and even outer space. This collection draws inspiration from a recent and personal trip to Japan with her beloved pet, Kobie, featuring animals and pets as a visual testament to the idea that the world becomes a more harmonious and joyful place when filled with love and companionship.
The gallery offers an accessible and welcoming atmosphere that feels both professional and unpretentious. Large, open exhibition spaces allow visitors to immerse themselves in the art without feeling cramped.ambiance_potoo
Visitors frequently highlight the gallery's excellent exhibits, such as the Jack Kirby display, and appreciate the friendly, accessible environment for art events.reviews_potoo
Established in 2012 by Los Angeles gallerists Jan Corey Helford and Bruce Helford, the gallery has become a staple for a variety of specialized exhibitions. Its expansion into the CHG Circa venue marks a significant chapter in their presence in the local art scene.story_potoo