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As part of Participant Inc.'s "Gordon Kurtti Project," which examines the East Village art scene in the 1980s and ’90s, the queer film-and-video series Dirty Looks presents two rarely glimpsed short films, David Wojnarowicz's "Beautiful People," the director's final film before his death in 1992, and Carl George's "6 Feet, Dancers That I Know and Love." A panel discussion with George—as well as Rayya Elias, Cynthia Cynthia and Jack Waters—follows the screenings.
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