Writer and cultural critic Marcus J. Moore leads a live listening session with Jeffrey Zeigler, Luke Stewart, No Land, Daniel Carter, Dick Griffin, and Sun Ra: Door of the Cosmos diving into the music, creative process, and larger cultural conversations surrounding We Were Fridays, all brought to you by our friends at Kickstarter.
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FEATURING PROJECTED MURALS BY AYÉ A. ATON
Ayé A. Aton (1940-2017) is celebrated for his vibrant paintings and murals that intertwine African symbolism and intuitive, often synaesthesiac forms. A percussionist in Sun Ra’s Arkestra, jazz and music were essential influences on Aton’s worldview. After developing his visual signature through mural-painting in residential South Chicago, Aton turned to painting on canvas board and paper, employing rich palettes, kaleidoscopic forms, and marbled and blended textures. A self-identifying Afrocentrist, his paintings explore pure abstraction, anthropological visualizations, and experimental sound. His major series, Inspiration Afrika consists of 36 surviving paintings exploring African history, design, and imagination.