Enjoy an evening with Carrie Hawks and Reina Gossett, two artists working in animation, featuring screenings of their films, a discussion, and a musical performance. Here's the full lineup:

• Opening performance by Quantum Split, whose song is featured in black enuf*
• Screening of black enuf* (Carrie Hawks, 2016, 22 min.): A multimedia animated documentary, black enuf* tells the story of “queer oddball” filmmaker Carrie Hawks’s family and explores their quest for undeniable approval and acceptance of their racial identity
• Screening of The Personal Things (Reina Gossett, 2016, 3 min.): Activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy reflects on today’s trans activism and her personal experiences
• Preview of Reina Gossett’s upcoming feature film Happy Birthday Marsha (Reina Gossett and Sasha Wortzel, post-production, 4 min. [excerpt]), which tells the story of activists Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera in the hours leading up to the 1969 Stonewall riots in New York City
• Conversation between the directors

Part of our Black Queer Brooklyn on Film series, taking place Thursdays in June. Free with Museum admission.