The message of ‘No Hate’ can be interpreted and applied broadly, and everyone can relate to this message in their own way. Our goal is to present an art show supporting tolerance and love by including creations inspired by, but not limited to, Pride Week, Equality, Anti-bullying, Acceptance & more. The Human Rights Campaign will be onsite during the show to help promote equality.

The #NoHate Art Show that coincides with our Third Saturday Open Studios on June 17, 2017 from 5-9pm.

Tacos Yummy Yummy will be onsite serving delicious food from 7:30-9pm.
DJ Bear Linh of Techno Club NOLA will be providing the music.
Special thanks to Topo Chico Agua Mineral and Southern Star Brewing Company

Participating Gallery Artists:
Ana Acosta, Robin Baker, Gaby Berglund Cardenas, Sylvia Blanco, Lindsay Burck, Rei Egusquiza, Francisco Flores, Dee Franklin, Judit German-Heins, Ariel Gordy, Jill Hakala, Anne Hallman-Perez, Bruce Anthony Hunt, Naz Kaya-Erdal, Caleb Kicklighter, L Janelle, Dana Meyer, Kayla Morales-Webster, Mike P, Montrose Patriot, Roberto-Daniel Penalba, Jieqi Ren, Claire Richards, Esmeralda Sanchez, Elena Sandovici, Deanna Santiago, Guy Sheppard, Dmitry Svetlov, Charles Tatum II, Thundercat, Taylor Torres, Brandi Untz, Michael Withouse, Rachel Wright

The Hardy & Nance Studios Artists in Residence will also have their studios open. With over 35 artists in the building – from painters, sculptors and photographers to fabric artists and jewelry designers – there’s something for everyone.

Street parking is available and the event is free and open to the public.

The Hardy & Nance Street Studios are located in Houston’s historic warehouse district, at 902 Hardy Street, Houston, TX 77020.
For a map & more info. please visit our website:
http://www.hardyandnancestudios.com/