Show Gallery

Pomegranate Moon A solo exhibition by Kelly Lamb . Opening Wednesday, February 25th from 6:30-9pm DJ set by Pretty Gay Friendly(dublab) and BJ Panda Bear (Reserved Magazine) 6:30-10pm . Pomegranate Moon, is a site-specific gallery installation centered around a central chandelier composed of neon, mirror, cast glass, and cast bronze fruit and shells. In one corner of the gallery, a sculptural female figure in repose functions as a projection surface for a looped video depicting a woman— framed as a fallen muse—lounging and eating fruit in a state of quiet, unselfconscious intimacy. Three additional sculptural works are mounted on the gallery walls: a bronze shell pierced by a neon rod; a pomegranate impaled by an arrow; and a conch shell from which a female figure emerges. . Exhibition through April 10th, 2026 at @gallery33sm at @thegeorgian

Danny Minnick MARK AND THE 33 DREAMS: NIGHT JOURNEY AND ASCENSION, 2025 Acrylic and oil stick on canvas 42 x 42 in. . @dannyminnick exhibition on view at Gallery 33 through February 19th, 2026

Danny Minnick’s work is characterized by bold, instinctive layers of color and line, with his painting style moving fluidly between abstraction and figuration. Stylized skeletons with a “plus” sign in the torso frequent his work, as a global symbol of positive energy and human will. Often described as a “free-flow” of ideas, his work results in complex compositions that convey a formidable aesthetic presence and a deeply visceral experience for the viewer.  . Danny Minnick The Tamer Lion 88 x 88 in. Acrylic and oil on canvas . Exhibition on view at @gallery33sm at @thegeorgian through February 19th.

A few clips from the opening night of 20/26 by artist Danny Minnick. Exhibition runs from Jan 15th- Feb 19th. Special thanks to @mezcal33 @optimistdrinks Video credit @dobra_szwinkel #exhibition #santamonica #gallery #thegeorgian #gallery33

Coven! Our LOE group show, ARCANA runs until November 15, in partnership with @gallery33sm @showgallery & @curatedbymargot This magical collective exhibit of original tarot and divinatory artworks is currently on view at @thegeorgian in Santa Monica, California - more info below! Presented by TASCHEN’s acclaimed Library of Esoterica series, ARCANA brings together works by contemporary artists alongside rare historic examples, highlighting Tarot and oracle decks as evolving artistic mediums that blend painting, illustration, and design with archetypal storytelling. Over centuries, creatives have used the oracle card format to explore identity, ritual, and imagination. ARCANA illuminates this lineage, showing how these symbolic systems continue to inspire art that functions as both mirror and map—a tool of reflection, imagination, and spiritual inquiry. The exhibition features works by: Meagan Boyd Melinda Lee Holm & Rohan Eason Michael Eaton & Arish A. Khan Isis Indriya Kim Krans Pamela Love & Krys Maniecki Mieke Marple Penny Slinger Elena Stonaker Uusi Mike Willcox Video by @from_dobra / Title design by @thunderwingstudio / All artworks available for purchase - for inquiries please see viewing room link in our bio.

Join us for tarot readings in the Library @thegeorgian with our ARCANA show Gallery 33 featured artist, Melinda Lee Holm. Melinda is a renowned tarot reader and the author of Elemental Power Tarot, Tarot of Tales, Your Tarot Guide, and Your Magickal Year, all illustrated by Rohan Daniel Eason. Her work has been featured in Vogue, InStyle, WWD, Condé Nast Traveler, and the Hollywood Reporter. To schedule a full reading (4:30PM–6PM), see the link in bio. For shorter sessions or to get your tarot deck signed, walk-ins are welcome from 6PM–9PM. #arcana #tarot #originalworks #melindaholm #thegeorgian #galler33sm #exhibition #art #santamonica

Open now! Our LOE group show, ARCANA runs until November 15, in partnership with @gallery33sm @showgallery & @curatedbymargot This magical collective exhibit of original tarot and divinatory artworks is currently on view at @thegeorgian in Santa Monica, California - more info below! Presented by TASCHEN’s acclaimed Library of Esoterica series, ARCANA brings together works by contemporary artists alongside rare historic examples, highlighting Tarot and oracle decks as evolving artistic mediums that blend painting, illustration, and design with archetypal storytelling. Over centuries, creatives have used the oracle card format to explore identity, ritual, and imagination. ARCANA illuminates this lineage, showing how these symbolic systems continue to inspire art that functions as both mirror and map—a tool of reflection, imagination, and spiritual inquiry. The exhibition features works by: Meagan Boyd Melinda Lee Holm & Rohan Eason Michael Eaton & Arish A. Khan Isis Indriya Kim Krans Pamela Love & Krys Maniecki Mieke Marple Penny Slinger Elena Stonaker Uusi Mike Willcox Installation photography by @scardozaphoto / Title design by @thunderwingstudio / All artworks available for purchase - for inquiries please see viewing room link in our bio.

“People find their truth in art whether it’s music or painting or literature. They bring their world to the work and find what they need. They’re not trying to figure out, and they shouldn’t be trying to figure out, what I meant. One should never appeal to an artist about any truth or wisdom in the world. We’re facilitators and when the audience comes to it that’s when the magic happens.” - clip from the conversation between @dualipa and #PercivalEverett for the #Service95BookClubPodcast . #percivaleverett #dualipa #service95

“When I finished the novel, I realized that I wasn’t done with the subject.” . As well as being an award-winning writer, Percival Everett is also an accomplished artist. On the surface, his novel The Trees, Dua Lipa’s #MonthlyRead for September, reads like a murder mystery. But look deeper and it’s a fearless interrogation of America’s unfinished history of lynching. . In their conversation for the #Service95BookClubPodcast, Percival explains to Dua: “Painting is far more emotional and visceral to me than writing…There’s a standing away from it, and so it can be less intellectual and a lot more emotional.” After completing the novel, Percival created a series of paintings, ‘Once Seen’. Each work is named after a victim of lynching, echoing the devastating roll call of victims from The Trees. The exhibition catalogue published by #hatandbeardpress juxtaposes Percival’s paintings within a reproduction of an issue of The Crisis magazine from 1921 that focused on lynching, reinforcing the message that racially motivated murder remains present but is continuously ignored. . #percivaleverett #dualipa #service95

Mixed media collage painting by Los Angeles-based artist and Pulitzer-prize winning author Percival Everett. The painting is part of the series Once Seen that serves as companions to his novel The Trees. Everett uses oil, water color and photographs of his own paintings to create the portraits of an American landscape that is ever-present but conveniently ignored. . “These works came into being over a period of two years, starting in 2019 when I began work on my novel The Trees,” says Everett. “It was the one century anniversary of the Red Summer, a summer that saw so many lynchings in the United States, which sadly has been repeated recently, that led to these paintings and the novel.” . Percival Everett John Simms, 2021 Mixed media, collage on paper 34 x 22 inches . #PercivalEverett #dualipa #service95bookclub #service95dualipa #pulitzerprize #pulitzer #contemparyart

New work by @lefort.thierry for his solo exhibition at @gallery33sm at The Georgian Hotel on view through September 21st. This is a continuation of Thierry’s series of paintings of his muses poolside at his studio here in LA. . Come by for a closing reception on September 17th from 6:30-9pm. . Thierry Lefort Fahrenheit, 2025 Oil on canvas 71.5 x 35.8 in. . #ThierryLefort #CaliforniaBlue #Gallery33#ContemporaryPainting #UrbanLandscapes #AbstractArt #LAArtScene #ArtExhibition #FrenchArtist

Thierry Lefort’s unique perspective of The Georgian Hotel, built in Santa Monica in 1933. The historic Art Deco skyscraper was designed by M. Eugene Durfee and commissioned by Judge Harry J. Borde, envisioned as a glamorous hideaway for Hollywood’s elite. It featured a hidden speakeasy during Prohibition and hosted celebrities and notable figures like Clark Gable, Carole Lombard, and Rose Kennedy. The hotel was recently renovated bringing the speakeasy back to life and features an art gallery currently showcasing Thierry’s work. . Thierry Lefort Clark Gable’s chic, 2025 Oil and acrylic on canvas 30 x 40 in.