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Gender Unbound 2018

by Chronicle Staff October 1, 2018October 30, 2025

The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
Sweet Gwendolyn presents on the history of trans and intersex art.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
A reading by Isabel Boucher
Emmett Schelling, the Executive Director of the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), addresses the crowd
Gay Genes plays Gender Unbound Fest 2018
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.
The trans and intersex art fest returned for year three with double the days and an array of talented creators to dazzle Austin art lovers and queer community.

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