GenderPlay Talks Labels
and Explores Boundaries

GenderPlay in Lesbian Culture , an exhibit exploring labels and gender and its boundaries will open at the One Museum on Saturday March 14, will featuring singer Phranc, emcee Marie Cartier and performance art from Latina trio, Butchlalis de Panochtitlan.

The exhibit will show how lesbian life was portrayed through the ages- from two-spirit native people, to cross-dressers and tobacco-chewing women of the Civil War, to stone butches, high femmes, and kiki's of the 1950s, though the dykes of the lesbian feminist 1970s, to queers, bois, and Trans people of today.

The exhibit also highlights a re-mix of vintage photos, archival docs, history, and a big-screen movie loop of genderplay clips from classic movies to the hottest queer and lesbian documentaries now.

GenderPlay is the creative child of the new lesbian cultural guerilla group, LEX - the Lesbian Exploratorium Project

GenderPlay will run for two months, March 14 to May 23, at the ONE Archives Gallery & Museum at 626 N. Robertson Blvd. in West Hollywood (entrance is on El Tovar). The Gallery is open every Friday 4 to 8 pm, and Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 5pm.