LOIS + DADICH: 4 things you won't get fromYouTube

As you may have already heard, George Lois has a new book out based on an exhibition of his work at the Museum of Modern art. On Tuesday, March 30th, in what is sure to be our Speaker Series event of the year, he will be sitting down with Scott Dadich to talk about past, present and future. (And yes, he still looks exactly like the above...good genes.)

We thought we'd take this chance to let you know that while you may know George and his covers, there are quite a few reasons why you can't miss this or replace it with Google or YouTube. Here's 4...


1) You won't find Scott and George hashing it out
2) You won't meet George (bummer he doesn't talk back to you from the screen, huh?)
3) You DEFINTELY won't get your book signed by George.
4) You won't find out what George thinks about all the fancy-pants stuff Scott has been doing with that iPad thing.

And stay tuned to spd.org. There's a vicious rumor that a hidden camera has been installed at George's apartment for a breakfast meeting with Scott next week. Let's see what's in his cupboards...besides Andy.








Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Katie Murphy Amphitheatre, F.I.T.
27th Street & Seventh Avenue, NYC

7:00 - 8:30 PM, doors open at 6:30

Tickets:

SPD Members, $15 in advance; if tickets remain the day-of, they will be available for $20 at the door, CASH ONLY

Non-Members, $25 in advance; if tickets remain the day-of, they will be available for $30 at the door, CASH ONLY

Students (full-time) & faculty with valid ID, $10 in advance; if tickets remain the day-of, they will be available for $5 at the door, CASH ONLY





Register in advance (and save $5 off the door price!) by clicking the form above by noon on Monday, March 29th for advance tickets; after noon on the 29th, remaining tickets will be on sale at the event at the door, CASH ONLY.

As usual for SPD Speaker Events, all tickets, and seating, are first come, first served.


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