Check out our Scorpio queen Bebe Huxley in UCLA’s queer news magazine, OutWrite!
Photographed backstage at HARDY “The Future Is Fluid” event by Stephanie Munguia.
Check out our Scorpio queen Bebe Huxley in UCLA’s queer news magazine, OutWrite!
Photographed backstage at HARDY “The Future Is Fluid” event by Stephanie Munguia.
All orders of HARDY zine placed between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve will receive free shipping within the USA! We are also offering a special limited time bundle of all three current volumes, at a 10% discount, with a free “The Future Is Fluid” wristband as a gift with purchase. Our limited time wristbands are also being sold individually for $2 each, with $1 from every sale donated to the National Center for Transgender Equality Action Fund.
In addition to the incredible performers and artists that we’ve already announced, there are many other talented LGBTQ folks participating in our afternoon festivities on Sunday, including: a gender-fluid clothing pop-up, an LA-based grassroots social justice nonprofit, a tarot reader, a non-binary art collective, trans-positive t-shirts, stickers, buttons, and more!
Come join us this Sunday 11/19 from 2pm-8pm for all things queer! All are welcome.
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Good news: we will have installation, performance, and live-paint artists at “HARDY presents: The Future Is Fluid” including Tony Devoney Renée Bever/Gaudy LA Maxwell Runko, and Ves Phillippi.
Check these amazing folks; Google them, Facebook stalk, spiral on LinkedIn, fall in love, and then come support their gorgeous work in person!
Sunday 11/19 2pm-8pm at Resident LA
You need to get up in this gig, gurl!!!
“HARDY presents: The Future Is Fluid” performers include: Antiboy Music, Bebe Huxley, Cade Castillo, Enrique Jesus Hernandez, and Love Bailey. Hosted by Freckle.
Pre-sale tickets come with a copy of our latest issue. (Tickets purchased at door do not.)
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Sunday 11/19 2pm-8pm at Resident LA
In the spirit of our latest issue “Vol. 3 / The Future Is Fluid” HARDY is bringing together a collective of queer artists and performers, as well as art installations and merchandise that benefits LGBTQ+ nonprofits and charities, for a very special community-driven event on Sunday 11/19, from 2pm-8pm at Resident in Downtown LA.
Advance Tickets: $20
*includes a copy of “HARDY Vol. 3 / The Future Is Fluid”
Tickets at door: $20
*does not include copy of zine
Performances by:
ANTIBOY
BEBE HUXLEY
CADE CASTILLO
ENRIQUE JESUS HERNANDEZ
LOVE BAILEY
Art Installations by:
MAXWELL RUNKO
TONY DEVONEY
VES PHILLIPPI
RENÉE BEVER
Soundtrack by:
DEREK MONTEIRO
Hosted by:
FRECKLE
In Association with:
Mixed Feelings
Ground Game LA
Refreshments Provided by:
LaCroix
Get your tickets here:
residentdtla.ticketfly.com
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“I am an unapologetic, gender nonconforming, bisexual man, who sometimes paints my nails, wears high-heels and refers to almost everything as ‘she.’ I have loved feminine men and masculine women; I have loved masculine men and feminine women. I am versatile. I believe that gender, like sexuality, is not binary; it is a continuum; it is not fixed; it is fluid. That is my truth and I live it every day.”
(An excerpt from Joey Gray’s editor’s letter in the latest issue of HARDY)
Portrait by Brian Brigantti
#NationalComingOutDay
“I like to be a boy and a girl at the same time… I want people to wonder if I am a boy in a dress or a girl with short hair.”
We are so inspired by Desmond Napoles and so proud to have him in our HARDY family!! See and read more from Joey Gray’s interview with Desi in Vol. 3 “The Future Is Fluid”
Photographed by Jax Menius, in custom couture by Machine Dazzle
“Hi, my name is Jason Greene.”
If gender fluidity had a current poster child, it would be Aunt Freckle. Be sure to check out “30 things you don’t know about me” with Aunt Freckle in HARDY Vol. 3!!
Photographed by Toni Marz, wearing vintage Laura Ashley from Collection LA.
The third issue of HARDY is a colorful celebration of gender identity and self expression, featuring interviews with Desmond Napoles and Aunt Freckle (Jason Greene) as well as a variety of contributions from LGBTQ+ folk.
Shipping will begin next week, in honor of National Coming Out Day on October 11th.
5.5 x 8.5, 64 color pages, saddle stitch.
Limited edition of 200 copies, each signed and dated.