Atkins will be interviewed by his friend and colleague, Chicago rock n' roll photographer, Bobby Talamine. Atkins will offer insights into his career, discuss his creative process, the evolution of music production and the challenges and rewards of a life dedicated to art. His talk promises to be a fascinating experience for music enthusiasts and those interested in the creative arts. The evening will wrap up with an audience question and answer session with Atkins.

Aktin's over 40 years in the music business spans across genres, borders and industries. He was a member of Public Image Ltd and Killing Joke. He founded industrial super group Pigface, The Damage Manual and Murder Inc. and contributed to Nine Inch Nails and Ministry during their most celebrated periods. He is the owner of Invisible Records, founder of the Museum of Post Punk and Industrial Music in Chicago, creator of GTFOOB coffee with Dark Matter Coffee and author of three books on the music business. Martin is also the coordinator of music industry studies at Millikin University. In addition, he is a producer, drummer, documentary filmmaker, DJ, husband and father of four.

All are welcome to this free event at LCA and are encouraged to participate in the discussion and ask questions. Attendees will also be able to peruse LCA galleries. On display will be art exhibits by ?Dane Hansen, and Teresina Pavel.