
A Change of Scenery features new works from Japanese artist Ryoko Kaneta, a leading figure among Japan’s emerging artists who bases her work on ancient Japanese philosophies. Using acrylic paint, Kaneta portrays female figures to symbolize elements of nature and the dramatic transformations of the seasons in a dreamlike style.

Boundary, featuring new works from Miho Hirano, explores themes of sensuality, femininity, and the unknown by portraying beautiful women whose physical features blend with the nature surrounding them. By depicting the ‘border’ between life and death in her work, Hirano expresses the precariousness and the ‘point of contact’ where the living and the dead come into contact and have a dialogue with their souls.

Boundary, featuring new works from Miho Hirano, explores themes of sensuality, femininity, and the unknown by portraying beautiful women whose physical features blend with the nature surrounding them. By depicting the ‘border’ between life and death in her work, Hirano expresses the precariousness and the ‘point of contact’ where the living and the dead come into contact and have a dialogue with their souls.
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