‘Gender Unbound’ spotlights Austin’s trans, intersex artists

Lilli Hime, Staff Writer|October 8, 2018

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Gender Unbound is Austin’s festival celebrating trans and intersex artists, filmmakers, musicians, performers, and all otherwise creators. For it’s third anniversary, the festival opened its doors at the Blue Genie Art Bazaar for two days of musical performances, short films, dance, art, and more.

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