July 9th was MCA / NOG/ Onli Day at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.  

Where Rhythmistic Visual Artist, Prof. Turtel Onli painted non-stop from 11am until 4pm resulting in a current version of the 1980 version of NOG: The Protector of the Pyramides which is currently mural sized on the outer wall of the MCA near its Museum Store Entrance.  Onli coined the term RHythmism in the early 1970s to address visual art that was future-primitif in nature and has since experimented with it in fine and commercial art applications to tremendous influential impact and well documented  critical acclaim.

 Here is a link to a time-lapsed video of the event. Video LINK