to record Pavees Dance: There's Always the Night. The group performed in February 2014 at the Sons D'Hiver festival in France in advance of the release of the June 2014 release of the CD and accompanying book featuring lyrics and Mooney's art work. In April 2017, Mooney appeared at The Barbican Centre in London as the lead singer of The Can Project, a reunion concert with Irmin Schmidt joined by Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and My Bloody Valentine's Debbie Googe. Jaki Liebezeit, Can's drummer, had recently died. The concert received mixed reviews and suffered sound issues, especially with Mooney's vocals. In 2021, Mooney's work was exhibited at Aspen Art Museum in the exhibition Winterfest. In 2022, Mooney had an exhibition at Ulrik in New York titled "Works 1970-1986." Mooney produced his first geometric works in 1970 as set designs for a theater play titled “Harlem Angel.” Shortly after he began work on a series of eponymous silk screens at his father’s print shop in Yonkers, New York. He describes the origin of these pieces as developed from an image of kente cloth viewed under a microscope. This image continued to inform his paintings and drawings of grids throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Mooney’s interest evolved further through his encounter with the 1972 exhibition “African Textiles and Decorative Arts” at the Museum of Modern Art, his friendship with textile curator and shopkeeper Sara Penn as well as his own work in the mechanical processes of textile design. From experiments with utilitarian objects to stage and lighting design, from graphic design to work with textiles, clothing, and even runway shows, there persists an ongoing migration between the applied and “high art” in Mooney’s work which intentionally cross-pollinates both. Discography Malcolm Mooney appears on the following original albums: With Can: Monster Movie (1969) Soundtracks (1970) Unlimited Edition (1976) – compilation, includes all the tracks on earlier Limited Edition Delay 1968 (1981) – compilation Rite Time (1989) Anthology (1994) – compilation The Lost Tapes (2012) – compilation, 3-CD and 5-LP box set With Tenth Planet: Malcolm Mooney and the Tenth Planet (1998) Hysterica (2006) inCANtations (2011) White Columns: with Luis Tovar and Alex Marcelo Malcolm Mooney (2011) With Andy Votel: All Ten Fingers (2002) With Dave Tyack Rip Van Winkle (2003) With Sean Noonan Pavees Dance: There's Always the Night (2014) Tan Man's Hat (2019) With Jane Weaver Modern Kosmology (2017) Videography Romantic Warriors