No Gender. No Race. No Limits. Just Art.

Antebellum Gallery in Hollywood presents an exhibit of art reflecting on the 2016 presidential election, politics, civil rights protests, the state of the union, and future fears — real or imagined, opening December 3, 5 p.m. - 9p.m.

Antebellum Hollwood has presented fetish, queer, transgressive, independent, outsider art for 11 years in the heart of Hollywood. Curator Rick Castro founded Antebellum as a salon for original ideas, 21st-century culture without censorship.

Antebellum is a Latin term meaning “before the war.” (Ante = before-, bellum  = war.) Since the election November 8, the gallery's name has officially changed to Antebellum. 

In the call to action for this exhibit, "America Matters," it states: “If you are, or identify with: gay, lesbian, trans, bi, queer, black, Muslim, immigrant, women, Mexican, disabled, Jewish, Asian, person of color, freethinking, intelligent person — we need you to speak out now!"

Antebellum Gallery is at 1643 N. Las Palmas Ave., Los Angeles. Check its site for more information, including hours.