A community art table sits in the center of Limitless, Help Group’s gallery and community art space that opened on Sept. 3 just two doors down from the newly reopened The Tasting Kitchen on Abbot Kinney. Original artwork created by neurodivergent students hangs on the walls, and in the the front corner, tote bags, water bottles and a few pieces of clothing adorned with art are for sale. Everything at Limitless is for sale, and a portion of the proceeds goes to support Help Group’s artists and arts programs.
Although Help Group chose to showcase works by neurodivergent students across its schools, the 85-year-old LA-based nonprofit is also dedicated to serving individuals with learning differences, ADHD and mental health challenges. “We help individuals and families build resilience, create hope, and unlock their limitless potential,” states its website.
Next to each painting inside Limitless is a statement from the artist about what art means to them, what this exhibition means to them or the significance of their painting. Guests will learn about who they are and their struggles in life. . . .
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