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January 19, 2005 The D.I.Y. LibraryHow-to articles and manifestos from Expo 2000-2005
Would you like to write an article, DIY guide, manifesto or guerrilla art project report for our newspaper and Web site? Send us an email, and download the contributor guidelines.
THE EXPO D.I.Y. LIBRARY Business Taxes, promotions, copyright Funding Benefit events, grants Health Studio toxicity, healthy lifestyles Culture & Community Advocacy, identity, parenting Guerrilla Art Project Reports Free expression, art interventions Methods & Technique Printing, photography, performance Music: The Home Producer From MP3s to home studios Music: On The Road Touring and management Venues Booking, forming, promoting BUSINESS Top Get Ready for the Gallery By Amy Ellingson, artist and educator Strategies for Artworld Success By Chris Cobb, artist and educator Open Source Art: Copyright Issues Online An interview with Electronic Frontier Foundation attorney Robin Gross Fiscal Sponsorship Issues Caiti Crum, BAVC Tax Tips For Rockers Q&A with tax attorney Andy Pollack The Art Of Small Business By Janet Lees, Renaissance Entrepreurship Center Fundraising Basics By Patricia Morgan, Community Arts & Cultural Enhancement Your Life In Art By Cay Lang, Taking the Leap The Nonprofit Option By Josh Wilson, Independent Arts & Media Copyright Basics Adapted from U.S. government documents The Artist's Web By Li Gardiner How To Open Your Studio By Li Gardiner, Artist Resource CULTURE & COMMUNITY Top Your Child, The Artist: DIY Tips for Moms & Dads By Ellyn Parker, parent and indie producer De-Polarized: Arts Forum San Francisco By Brad Erickson, Arts Forum SF Does Art Make a Difference? By Med-O, 848 Community Space FUNDING Top Staging a Successful Benefit Event By Emily Griffin, DJ/producer Grantwriting Basics By Francis Phillips, grants consultant Grantwriting Outline By Francis Phillips Grant Resources By Francis Phillips GUERRILLA ART PROJECT REPORTS Top The Door is Always Open The Department of Public Art strikes again, with a telling example of car/bicycle dynamics. By Citizen Q A Bit of Extra Action "Generously proportioned, smartly attired, including a hypnotic drum corps, a wicked-ass brass section and a provocatively uplifting flag squadron." By the Extra Action Marching Band Yes, It's a Heart. In a Jar The preserved heart of Father Junipero Sera provokes astonishment and discourse. By John Graham Hearts in San Francisco (Remix) What happens when "officially sanctioned" public art fails to meet the standards of a movivated band of masked art critics? By Anonymous RESPONSE TO: Hearts in SF (Remix) How does a conscientious public-art producer react to unsolicited critique from the street? Interview with Amy Kweskin Memoirs of a Guerrilla Geisha Could it be that a major Asian cultural institution was promoting orientalism? By the Guerrilla Geisha I Stole Another Art Project How more fitting could it be, than to appropriate a show based on appropriation? By Gordon Winiemko New Mission Cafeteria An organic, streetside collage project reclaims public space from swarming ad culture. By Clark Buckner $800/1BR, Parking, Well Ventilated! It truly was a dream apartment, "too good to be true," at the height of the dot-com housing crunch. By Matthew Purdon, Odyssey Arts Streets on Fire A safe space for inflammable performance manifests in SoMa. By Isa Isaacs, Temple of Poi Urban Alterations No one stopped to ask what he was doing with his welding kit. By Scott Kildall HEALTH Top From Emergency Aid to Health Insurance Health Care for Artists & Musicians By Margaret Pitcher, band manager Toxic Art Materials What every artist should know By Nate Orman, artist/designer Poisoned By Painting By Tesia Blackburn, artist Detoxify Your Studio By Tesia Blackburn METHODS & TECHNIQUE Top Digital Photography Tips By Gabriella Marks, professional photographer Manuscripts, Agents, Typography A tip sheet for self-publishers By Jennifer Joseph, publisher, Manic D Press So You Want to be an Actor By Jenny Debevec, Theatre Bay Area How to make bad theater By Jenny Debevec MUSIC: THE HOME PRODUCER Top How to Produce Your Own Jams By John Anaya, Hummpback Studio Getting Your Independent Music Online By Eliot Van Buskirk, MP3.com Get Your Record In The Shops
By the Aquarius Records staff
MUSIC: ON THE ROAD Top Who Wants to be a Booker? By Matt Shapiro, independent booker How to Go on Tour (without killing your bandmates) By Conan Neutron, Replicator Touring Band Budget Chart By Conan Neutron Nadine Sez: Know Your Band Manager Basics By Nadine Condon, independent band manager VENUES Top 21 Grand: Two Evictions & Three Grand Openings Interview with Sarah Lockhart Lights! Clamor! APAture 2005 By Mel Tran CELLspace: The Arts in Abundance By Brian Short CounterPULSE: The Arts Put Down Roots By Brian Short Dematerialized: Pond Gallery's Active Afterlife Interview with Steve Shada and David Forster Public Glass: Stoking the Furnace By Therese F. Martin The Short on Curating an Art Show By Kim Carlson, ArtSF How To Open a DIY Artspace An interview with Pond's Steve Shada, Marisa Jahn and Blair Randall Bay Area Music & Art Venues By the Expo Staff Preserving Your Artspace By Kathleen Diohep, ArtHouse 
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