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10/25: Free Slideshow And Music With Seth Tobocman, Mac McGill, And Sander Hicks @UMCP

Cartoonists Seth Tobocman and Mac McGill and publisher/musician/journalist Sander Hicks will be having a slide show and music event at the University of Maryland on Friday Oct 25 from 6:30pm - 8pm. IT'S FREE!!! They will be discussing the closing of DC General, Bush's oil war, war and peace in the US and in the Middle East, and September 11.
FREE! Slide show and music with radical cartoonists Seth Tobocman and Mac McGill
and publisher/journalist/musician Sander Hicks.

Please forward widely.

FRIDAY October 25 6:30pm-8ish pm
2203 Art-Sociology Building
University of Maryland - College Park (for directions see below)
FREE!

Seth Tobocman
Internationally known cartoonist, author of two books: _You Don't Have to
Fuck People Over to Survive_ and _War in the Neighborhood_, and publisher
of the magazine _World War Three Illustrated_. His artwork has been used
on posters and banners by peace and justice movements worldwide from the
anti-globalization movement in Seattle to the A.N.C. in South Africa. He
is currently working on a book about the Israel-Palestine conflict. He
will be showing a slide show of his art about war and peace in the
U.S. and the Middle East, Bush's war for oil, the closing of DC General
Hospital, September 11th, and sketches of Israelis and Palestinians from a
recent trip to the area.

Mac McGill
Lower East Side (NYC) artist and illustrator. His work has been published
by Seven Stories Press ("All Things Censored" by Mumia Abu-Jamal), Tikkun
Magazine, and World War 3 Illustrated. He has exhibited his work at the
Langston Hughes Cultural Center, The Brecht Forum, Blackout Books, The New
Museum, Theater for the New City, ABC No Rio, Umbrella Haus and BD Porugal
200. Mac is currently working on a book of his art and illustration. He
will be showing and explaining his art in a slide show.

Sander Hicks
"Rebel journalist and Independent Media Pioneer." Founder of Soft Skull
Press, Inc, which published _Fortunate Son: George W. Bush and the Making
of an American President_ by J.H. Hatfield, _Free Agents: A History of
Washington, DC, Graffiti_ by Roger Gastman, _West Bloc Dissident_ by
William Blum, and _You Don't Have to Fuck People Over to Survive_ by Seth
Tobocman. Hicks is also in the band White Collar Crime and will be
performing solo on his casio piano. His music is described as a political mix of punk and showtunes.


Directions to the show:
From Baltimore:
Take 95 South until you get to the beltway (495). When 95 South meets the beltway, it will fork and 95 South will go off to the left with 495 east and 495 west will go to the right towards Silver Spring.
Go to the right of the fork, onto 495 west. There's two lanes on that side of the fork, and you're going to get into the left lane, because the Rt 1. towards College Park exit is about 100 yards after the fork on the left side.
Take Rt. 1 towards College Park. It's a funky exit and you'll get dumped on a couple of roads. Just keep following signs for Rt. 1 towards College Park.
When you get to a traffic light, that means you've hit Rt. 1. Turn right onto Rt. 1. Go for a mile or two down Rt. 1. The entrance to the university will be on your right at the intersection of Rt. 1 and Paint Branch Parkway/Campus Drive. It's a big intersection. Turn in there. Follow the directions below to get to the Art-Sociology building. Park in Lot 1 or anyplace you get find a space and not get a ticket, cause they're expensive. Here's a map of parking and when it's free: www.inform.umd.edu/CampusInfo/About_UMCP/Maps/parking.html

From the metro:
Take the metro's green line to the University of Maryland -
College Park metro stop.
Two options to get to campus:
1. Shuttle bus. Exit the metro turnstiles and exit the station on your
right (up the stairs NOT through the tunnel). You will see metrobus
stops. Walk to your left, all the way to the end. You will see signs for
Shuttle UM. A red and white Shuttle-UM bus goes to Lot HH across from the
Stamp Student Union. It's a free bus. Take it to Lot HH, which is on a
hill. Continue to walk up the hill (not down, you'll notice the
difference). You will soon reach a fork in the road. Bear left at the
fork and keep walking. The Art-Soc. building is on the right side of this
road. You will see 2 fountains which are probably empty and you will also
see the Tawes Fine Arts Building. The Art-Socy building is to the left of
Tawes. Go inside and walk down the 5 stairs in front of you and the door
to 2203 is the second one on the left.
2. Walking (or biking) from the metro:
Take the same station exit as in the above directions (up the stairs, not
through the tunnel). Walk to your left on the sidewalk past the bus
stops. You will come to an intersection with Paint Branch Parkway. Turn
left onto Paint Branch Parkway and walk down the sidewalk a long ways
until you get to the intersection of Paint Branch Parkway and Rt. 1
(Baltimore Ave.). Cross the intersection. Paint Branch Parkway will turn
into Campus Drive. Walk up Campus Drive, past the traffic circle, up the
hill. You'll pass Lot HH and the stamp student union. When you get to
the fork in the road (mentioned in the above directions) then bear left
and follow the above shuttle bus directions to the Art-Sociology Building.

An interactive map of the campus can be found
at: www.inform.umd.edu/CampusInfo/About_UMCP/Maps/
 
 
 

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