So, here on James Alefantis' Transformer DC site we have the following page:

http://www.transformerdc.org/exhibitions/overview/captain-20s-children-c20c - https://archive.is/5wKwy

Here is some explanation for the people behind this exhibit:

http://spookyfests.com/pdf/articles/2003/count03.pdf - https://archive.is/ufTIQ

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DC's newest collective , Captain 20s Children refuses to identify its membership.

At the group's debut last Saturday night at Logan Circle's Transformer , only the masked "Majestic Ape" stepped forward to welcome visitors.

The group's six other contributors refused to say who they were.

... they've engineered a secret society-cum-cult named for the afternoon TV emcee Captain 20 .

They claim some members aren't aware they belong to the group.

"You're not supposed to know," Magik says. "You'll find out when you find out."

The group's one-room installation at Transformer, their " recruitment center ," mimics an after-school clubhouse.

They keep a groovy red light on in the " recruitment center ."

Their handbook encourages members to drink grape soda and ward off "comas," the shut-down "mental parasites" lurking among them.

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All this Captain 20 business refers back to an old children's tv show from the 60's-80's:

http://www.captain20.com/ - https://archive.is/Fg1vn

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_20 - http://archive.is/6TcoJ

"Captain 20 was also involved with a series of prime time specials that were produced and promoted in cooperation with various school districts. These included... Monsters, Magic and Make Believe"

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But here's where it gets interesting:

On The Apes web site, there is a three page brochure called Baba's Mountain

http://www.theapes.com/babas1.html - http://archive.is/kneRk

http://www.theapes.com/babas2.html - https://archive.is/vOH53

http://www.theapes.com/babas3.html - https://archive.is/TWo9D

This flyer, making reference to Captain 20, encourages children to get on a bus, escape the "comas", and get away to "Baba's Mountain" for an all-night celebration on the last Saturday in October.

"You have heard rumors of those gone missing: Adolescents, leaving their homes, wandering into the night and never being seen again. The melting of children into feed for the woodland animals. Please ignore these rumors - rumors created by your teachers, the local media, parental figures."

"Who are the Comas? They are your parents."

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So, here we have The Apes, and Majestic Ape itself, attempting to lure children away at Halloween and telling them that their parents are the enemy .

And here we have Majestic Ape leading a secret society connected to all this, with a "recruitment center" -- at Alefantis' gallery, Transformers DC !!! Note that "recruitment center" is their OWN verbiage .

The same Majestic Ape who features in the following video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oicUO0sz08c&t=1s

Here are those images slowed down for you:

https://sli.mg/a/VCiauL

By the way, featured among these images are pictures of Sathya Sai Baba, who was accused of sexual abuse of children and youth. Hence the "Baba's Mountain" theme.

http://www.saibaba-x.org.uk/6/saisex1.htm - http://archive.is/Xt93F

I would love to know if that brochure was distributed to children who attended the exhibit. I would be interested to know if any children were given links to the Apes web site or if they signed up with personal information to join the "Club".