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October 14, 2003 Expo 2003 Wrap-UpPhoto gallery, participating groups and DIY articles
Approximately 900 individuals -- artists, hobbyists, arts-service workers and the curious -- came through the door for a minimal $2 donation. Inside they encountered 90 arts organizations -- schools, service groups, production companies, nonprofits, small businesses and more -- and made personal, creative and professional connections of all sorts. 2004 marks our FIFTH anniversary -- and we have big plans to expand the event beyond a one-day happening into a long-term community-building service. RESOURCES 2003 DIY & How-To Articles Take your band on tour, preserve your artspace, throw a benefit event, put your music online ... and more. Attending Groups A-Z From ABBADA Capoeria to YLEM: Artists Using Science & Technology, Expo 2003 presented San Francisco's "arts ecosystem" in all its diverse flavors. Arts Forum San Francisco In cooperation with Intersection for the Arts, Theatre Bay Area, 826 Valencia and the Arts Democratic Club, we helped stage the 2003 Mayoral Candidates' Arts Forum on September 29. Get full audio transcipts of the forum, and thank you for voting on November 4! Feedback If you'd like to get involved with Expo 2004, drop us a line. We welcome donors, volunteers, arts organizations and inspired individuals. Subscribe! The Expo is expanding to provide year-round services. Join our mailing list for updates! Be an Expo Angel! If you would like to support the arts in San Francisco through financial donations or pro-bono service, consider becoming an Expo Angel. Articles for the 2003 Expo Program: Toxic Art Materials By Nate Orman What do those warning labels on your can of paint REALLY mean? Preserving Your Artspace By Kathleen Diohep Dramatic changes in San Francisco's real-estate market mean new arts opportunities. Taking Your Band on Tour By Conan Neutron The band finally came together ... now it's time to share it with the world. Touring Band Budget Chart By Conan Neutron It's all about groupies, free food and climate-controlled tour buses, RIGHT? Staging a Successful Benefit Event By Emily Griffin Invites, talent, budgets, promotions -- everything you need to know to make the party happen. Getting Your Independent Music Online By Eliot Van Buskirk Who needs Napster? Put your own music online via this trove of technical tips. Strategies for Artworld Success By Chris Cobb Tips for the ambitious among you. 
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