Name: Corey Helford Gallery Presents Mayuka Yamamoto 'Where the Quiet Things Are' Opening Reception
Start: 2026-10-30T19:00:00-07:00
Location: Corey Helford Gallery

Corey Helford Gallery

Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) is proud to present Where the Quiet Things Are, a new
solo exhibition by acclaimed Japanese artist Mayuka Yamamoto, opening Friday, October 30th in the
Main Gallery. On view through December 5th, the exhibition brings together Yamamoto’s evocative oil paintings
of children inhabiting animal forms—quiet, enigmatic figures who exist somewhere between innocence and
instinct, vulnerability and protection, reality and imagination.

Open to the public and free to attend, Where the Quiet Things Are will debut Friday, October 30th, in the Main
Gallery at Corey Helford Gallery, alongside solo shows by Ian Francis, titled Intimacy in a Time of Monsters
in Gallery 2 and Nicoletta Ceccoli, titled Under My Spell in Gallery 3. 
OPENING RECEPTION
October 30 | 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
ON VIEW
October 30 – December 5th, 2026
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Corey Helford Gallery Presents Mayuka Yamamoto 'Where the Quiet Things Are' Opening Reception 

Coco Queens, written by New York Times and USA Today bestselling author LaDarrion Williams and directed by Jessica E. Williams, will make its Los Angeles premiere at Outside In Theatre. Previews begin October 19, with opening night set for October 25. The limited engagement runs through November 17 at Outside In Theatre Artspace in Highland Park.
Set in a small Alabama town during the 1970s, Coco Queens follows four&nbsp;Black women whose lives have been forever shaped by love, loss,&nbsp;betrayal, and the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood. Inside Gloria's&nbsp;neighborhood beauty shop, a place where hair is done but souls are&nbsp;restored, generations of women gather for the annual Coco Queens&nbsp;Weekend, a sacred tradition of reflection, laughter, music, food, and healing&nbsp;passed down through the women who came before them.
&nbsp;As old wounds resurface and long-buried secrets come to light, the women&nbsp;are forced to confront colorism, ambition, motherhood, grief, and the cost of&nbsp;chasing dreams in a world determined to divide them. Guided by the&nbsp;enduring spirit of their beloved Girlie and the wisdom of their ancestors,&nbsp;they discover that true healing begins only when the truth is spoken aloud.&nbsp;Blending humor, heart, Southern spirituality, and the rich traditions of Black&nbsp;womanhood, Coco Queens is a moving celebration of resilience,&nbsp;forgiveness, and the women who teach us that even after unimaginable&nbsp;loss, there is always a way back to one another.&nbsp;A Southern story of sisterhood, survival, and the song that refuses to be&nbsp;silenced.

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Academy Museum of Motion Pictures

Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud and film critic A. S. Hamrah sign their bold, insightful books in the Ted Mann Theater lobby. Gelgud signs No Concessions! and Reel Politik, and Hamrah signs Algorithm of the Night and Last Week in End Times Cinema.&nbsp;
The signing accompanies a screening of <a href="https://www.academymuseum.org/programs/detail/they-live-by-night-with-a-s-hamrah-and-nathan-gelgud-019fce87-a827-bf83-b8a9-0fc6ac7bc84d" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">They Live by Night</a> (1948) with both authors in person. Screening requires a separate ticket.
<h5>About the authors</h5>
Gelgud has drawn the Reel Politik comic strip since 2024. A former projectionist, video store clerk, and movie critic, he creates nonfiction comics about the arts for the New York Times and Hyperallergic and conducts comics-making workshops in Los Angeles.
Hamrah is the film critic for n+1... magazine and the author of The Earth Dies Streaming, Last Week in End Times Cinema, and Algorithm of the Night. He is a member of the National Society of Film Critics and lives in New York.&nbsp; &nbsp;

DateOctober 26

Schedule
6:30–7:20pm | Book signing
Location
Ted Mann Lobby, Lower Level 1 (LL1)
Ticket types
No Concessions! | Regular $25; Member $23
Reel Politik | Regular $25; Member $23
Algorithm of the Night | Regular $28; Member $26
Last Week in End Times Cinema | Regular $22.95; Member $20.95
Does not include a ticket to museum galleries.

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Critiques and Comics: Book Signing with Nathan...

Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud and film critic A. S. Hamrah sign their bold, insightful books in the Ted Mann Theater lobby. Gelgud...

Critiques and Comics: Book Signing with Nathan Gelgud and A. S. Hamrah

In person: cartoonist Nathan Gelgud and critic A. S. HamrahBefore Terrence Malick’s Badlands (1973), before Arthur Penn’s Bonnie and Clyde (1967), there was Nicholas Ray’s They Live by Night (1948), a book-to-screen adaptation about young lovers on the run. After busting out of prison, Bowie (Farley Granger) hides out at a filling station owned by a dad with alcoholism and his daughter Keechie (Cathy O’Donnell) and starts knocking off banks with his fellow escapees. After a spending spree leaves Bowie injured and vulnerable to the law, Keechie falls for him, and the couple sets off an ill-fated journey, hopeful for a new life.
In Ray’s remarkable debut feature, classic noir elements blend effortlessly with melodrama to create something entirely new, making They Live by Night a... standout of the period, realized with lived-in dialogue beautifully adapted from Edward Anderson’s source material and shot primarily on location in greater Los Angeles. The film is notable too for its innovative camera techniques and tracking shots, especially in the driving sequences. This warm-up for Rebel Without a Cause (1955) finds Ray arriving on the scene fully formed with a confident and inimitable style. &nbsp;
A favorite of cartoonist Nathan Gelgud and critic A. S. Hamrah, the screening is followed by a conversation about Ray and his oft-overlooked influence on American filmmaking. In a separately ticketed event before the film, Gelgud and Hamrah sign copies of their newest books.
Programmed and note by K.J. Relth-Miller.

Academy Museum film programming generously funded by the Richard Roth Foundation.
1948 | 95 min | USA | Black-and-white | English | Not Rated | 35mm &nbsp;
DIRECTED BY: Nicholas Ray &nbsp;
PRODUCED BY: John Houseman&nbsp;
WRITTEN BY: Charles Schnee, Nicholas Ray &nbsp;
WITH: Cathy O’Donnell, Farley Granger, Howard Da Silva, Jay C. Flippen

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October 28th - November 20th, Reception Nov 7, 5-8Printed, Dyed and Stitched is an exhibit of all new quilts by Barbara Danzi, created with silk screens and other printing tools and techniques and thickened fiber-reactive dyes. After printing and dyeing the fabric, it's layered and stitched with quilted lines that add additional meaning or context to the dyed compositions. These quilts hang on the wall.Fiber Artist Talk 11/8 3pm - Barbara Danzi will discuss her inspiration and process for creating these colorful whole cloth quilts, and the creative stretch she has taken from her typical technique of improvisational piecing of hand-cut solid-colored fabric.Reception 11/7 5-8These quilts have an environmental theme. Resilience is a quilt with stitched green vines against a background of reds and oranges, showing that we can be resilient and grow through the situations we are in. The quilts Reef and Abyss present underwater worlds. Leafy Greens, Secret Garden and Flower Bed explore plant life. Break Glass can be interpreted as encouragement to go and break that glass ceiling, or a warning that we're in an emergency and should break the glass and pull the alarm.The patterns which the artist has created through printing and dyeing, and the quilting stitches with colored threads that complete the quilts give the viewer many details to study and enjoy.This exhibit is part of Handwork 2026 with Craft in America.FreePresented by Barbara Danzi Fine Art Quilts.

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Costumes, Costumes, and more Costumes for the Trunk or Treating extravaganzaA Community Dia De Los Muertos Ofrenda Arts &amp; Crafts, carnival games, and candied applesA 360° photo booth, goodie bags, and special appearance by the LA GhostbustersOzzie’s Spooktacular is made possible by the generous support of the LA Ghostbusters, Photobooth Party LA, Palos Verdes support group Las Amigas and LuskinOIC support groups.RSVP Required: <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__urldefense.com_v3_-5F-5Fhttps-3A__form.jotform.com_262565296913164-5F-5F-3B-21-21F9wkZZsI-2DLA-21Cj9Jme3eOqUTKG2jHSAsoXdq3T-5FRYhXBD5QgR6bhqQ1-5FSzfiWdFBYP1f1Gi94OcDY9kDkkl7EvWMAnXAMoWW3i-2Dq-24&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&amp;r=hURs5NDNYbM8NHg1Z3fcFbhTms0AftGlxRCh813uKR0&amp;m=ESv66_Z05xlmxwJ6lclaXm1C9TMd6oOsFCi2pWPaBuocnOQQDwgkHe5-S9ur1Uho&amp;s=JdnRXqr1BaFD0odSJV_zFeHwGIkLptQpzjlc8NW1O9U&amp;e=" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://form.jotform.com/262565296913164</a>&nbsp;

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