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  • Subject: [Internationalist] Art show Saturday! new holiday items!
  • Date: Thu, 03 Dec 2009 13:33:54 -0500

Internationalist Books & Community Center
405 W Franklin Street
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
919.942.1740
Open 11 AM to 8 PM, Mon-Sat; 12 to 6 PM Sun
www.internationalistbooks.org


IN THIS EMAIL:

1) Art show Saturday: "Eating Fried Food with Friends"!
2) Really Really Free Market in Carrboro!
3) New holiday items in stock!


1) ART SHOW SATURDAY: "EATING FRIED FOOD WITH FRIENDS"!

Join us at the Internationalist this Saturday, 12/5 any time between 7
and 10 PM for wine, cheese, and art! Internationalist volunteer
Emily-Kate Hannapel will be displaying some of her works as a
fundraiser for the store. Emily-Kate uses found materials from
sidewalks, basements, thrift-stores, hardware stores, and salvage
yards to create mixed media pieces. She currently has a slight
obsession with light switch covers (and goldfish) and incorporates
covers that she has found in her travels up and down the East Coast in
much of her work. Please come and take a look, have a glass of wine,
and chat with friends. Email Emily-Kate at ekhannapel AT gmail.com with
any questions.


2) REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET IN CARRBORO! (SAT, 12/5, 2:30 PM)

Bring something to share--take something you need!

Everyone is welcome at this monthly event at the Carrboro Town
Commons, at which people share goods, services, skills, performances,
stories, crafts, food, games, music, clothing, furniture, plants, and
other resources.

Better than a yard sale, the Really Really Free Market has no price
tags: there is no buying, selling, or exchanging involved. At this
market, everything is strictly free. This event is a celebration of
the cooperation and gift-giving that make life possible beyond the
constraints of market capitalism: it is an afternoon when social
status has nothing to do with what you own, and when giving and
receiving happen directly rather than being administered through an
institution or organization. As at other Really Really Free Markets
across the U.S. and around the world, we aim to create and participate
in a world in which resources are held in common, the community meets
the needs of the community, and "free" means just that: really, really
free.

Because there's enough for everyone
Because sharing is more fulfilling than owning
Because corporations would rather the landfills overflow than anyone
get anything for free
Because a beautiful day outside together is better than anything money
could buy
Because "free trade" is a contradiction in terms
Because no one should go without food, shelter, entertainment, and community
Because life should be a picnic, but it's up to us to make it one
BECAUSE THERE IS TOO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH


3) NEW HOLIDAY ITEMS IN STOCK!

Come in to the Internationalist to find all sorts of exciting gift
options for that progressive or radical in your life. Just a sampling
of the recent arrivals:

-Coexist T-shirts and bumper stickers
-Tons of postcards featuring radical artists and photographers
-"Make Art Not War" and "Si Se Puede" Posters
-Bookmarks with quotes from famous radicals from history and gorgeous designs
-New books: "Guide to Getting it On", "Outlaws of America", "America,
Fascism and God", "The Other Israel", No-Nonsense Guides, and more
-New 'zines: "The Coming Insurrection", "Troubled Sleep", "A Child's
Guide to Nihilism", "Cometbus #53", and more

Also, arriving next week are the much sought-after Nikki McClure 2010
Calendars, Little Otsu planners, Moleskine planners, magnets, Found
magazine #7, and much more!



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