Our proud 2008 sponsors

ChatterBox, which produces the show.

Art 94124 Gallery, which hosts the show

ART 94124 is a grassroots organization formed by community residents to celebrate the long-standing tradition of art in San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunters Point district. Our mission is to inspire, strengthen, and unify the community through art. The ART 94124 GALLERY reflects our mission as the only community-run art gallery in the area. Through the establishment of this gallery and other initiatives, ART 94124 will showcase the work of artists of all disciplines in an effort to enrich our community.

Jennifer Jacobson, Jacobson Communication

As an enthusiastic communicator Jennifer has spent her working life helping businesses, organizations, and individuals find the right words to say. Jennifer bases her work on generating effective, affordable communication materials for people looking to affect positive change in the world.

Jennifer holds a Masters Degree in Broadcast Communication Arts from San Francisco State University, and was most recently Director of Marketing for a Northern California social media startup. When she isn’t consulting or writing her manuscript detailing the rules of engagement for social media, Jennifer enjoys recording music in Logic Pro, painting, making art quilts, and finding t-shirts with obscure sayings on the internet.

AND barely making it wines

daydreaming arts provides me, kayla garelick-
tireless intern, general assistant to Jill of Chatterbox,

Best to be Green is sponsoring us because the show is so Green this year Recycling all those Barbies you know!

SCRAP Scroungers' Center For Reusable Art Parts is helping with the
Altered Barbie Workshops on reuse and recycling in art
and will be providing recycled art materials.

SCRAP is a creative reuse center, store and workshop space founded in 1976
in San Francisco, California. Donations of re-usable materials such as textiles, paper,
jewelry findings, wood, buttons and plastics are collected from businesses,
institutions and individuals and distributed to art and educational groups.

By breathing new life into old objects, SCRAP reduces the amount of waste
going to crowded landfills. By offering low cost art and re-use workshops
and providing schools and organizations with badly needed art supplies,
SCRAP stimulates creativity and environmental awareness.

Manufacturers save money on their disposal costs and receive tax benefits. Artists transform SCRAP materials into sculptures, paintings, and other masterpieces. Children and adults learn how to "REDUCE, RE-USE AND RECYCLE." Anyone can contribute by donating clean, reusable materials that might otherwise be thrown away.