Devo’s Gerald V. Casale and Modern Props’ John Zabrucky will speak on May 4 at the Medici Museum of Art about the 55th anniversary of the Kent State Shootings, their careers and their nearly 60 years of friendship that followed.

Zabrucky and Casale will share stories of their experiences on May 4 KSU shootings, their intersecting careers — Zabrucky helped Devo get its record deal and was art director on the “Whip It” video; the first props Zabrucky built were made while he was living in Casale’s dining room — and their friendship of nearly 60 years. Many of these stories will be told publicly for the first time.

Tickets for the program are $100 VIP (which includes preferred seating, a 6 PM meet-and-greet with Casale and Zabrucky before the lecture and a professionally shot photo with both) and $30 general admission with no additional ticketing fees. 

For more information, call 330-394-4653.