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LOWER FLOOR:
BAND
REHEARSAL SPACE
2940 16th Street, #B-7
The popular local group DM Feelings and the Grid and
other musicians use space in the basement of the Redstone
for rehearsing.
GROUND
FLOOR:
CHILE
LINDO CAFÉ
2944 16th Street
This cafe has been in existence at the Redstone Builindg
since 1973. Chile Lindo serves authentic Chilean food.
It has participated in numerous Chilean and Latin American
cultural events and continues to be the only Chilean
venue in San Francisco.
FIRST
FLOOR:
THE
LAB
2948 16th Street
http://www.thelab.org
The LAB, a project of The Art Re Grup, Inc., is an interdisciplinary
artists' organization that supports the development
and presentation of new visual, performing and literary
art. It assists artists in the creation of new work
and present work of the highest quality by emerging
and experimental professional artists, particularly
work which crosses boundaries, material, cultural or
presentational.
MEZZANINE:
COLLISION
COURSE
2940 16th Street, #101
Collision Course is a progressive Multimedia project.
PACIFIC
PETITION
2940 16th Street, #102
Pacific Petition coordinates signature gathering for
local and state petitions for various social causes.
ARTIST
STUDIO - Cliff Hengst
2940 16th Street, #103
Artist Cliff Hengst uses a suite in the the Redstone
Building as his private studio.
CIRCUIT
NETWORK
2940 16th Street, #110
Circuit Network provides support services to performing
arts organizations, including grant writing, fundraising,
bookkeeping, tour arrangements, etc.
LA
POCHA NOSTRA
2940 16th Street, #110
http://www.pochnostra.com
email: pochnostra@aol.com
La Pocha Nostra is an ongoing ensemble comprising cross-generational,
intercultural, international, and interdisciplinary
artists, intellectuals and activists engaged in the
issues of our time, who work in collaboration with Artistic
Director Guillermo Gomez-Pena, a MacArthur award winner.
"We are also devoted to erasing the borders between
art and politics, art practice and theory, artist and
spectator. We see the artist's role in society as that
of a responsible citizen, articipating in, adding to,
and perhaps inspiring the debates and dialogues of our
time."
2940 16th Street, #107
SECOND
FLOOR:
OUTSIDER
ENTERPRISES
2940 16th Street, #200-1
Artist/producer Mark Huestis does video production and
promotions in association with the Castro Theater.
WESTERN
REGIONAL ADVOCACY PROJECT (WRAP)
WRAP is a regional
campaign support Homeless support campaign
COMPREHENSIVE
COMMUNICATION
2940 16th Street, #200-3
Video production studios.
THE
WORLD CAN'T WAIT
2940 16th Street, #200-6
Social change, activist organization.
SECURITY
2940 16th Street, #200-9
Charles Hamilton is the long-time building security
guard who provides security and support to all the tenants
of the Redstone Building from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. He
has a small office in the building.
SMARTMEME
PROJECT
2940
16th Street, #201
newsletter, United to Win.
MISSION
AGENDA
2940 16th Street, #204
ARTIST
STUDIO - Susan Greene
2940 16th Street, #206
Susan Greene is a muralist and writer as well as a clinical
psychologist.
WORKER'S
WORLD
2940 16th Street, #207
DIETJE
BOLLER
2940
16th Street, #208
Gray Panther and Video Activist
SOCIALIST
ORGANIZER/THE ORGANIZER NEWSPAPER
2940 16th Street, # 209
http://www.Theorganizer.org
ARTIST
STUDIO - Scott Hewicker
2940 16th Street, #210
Artist Scott Hewicker uses a suite in the Redstone Building
as his private studio.
SISTERS
OF PERPETUAL INDULGENCE, INC.
2940 16th Street, #211
http://www.thesisters.org
"Since our founding in 1979, the Sisters of Perpetual
Indulgence, Inc. have been a force for social activism
in San Francisco and queer meccas throughout the world.
Our common vows are to promulgate universal
joy and expiate stigmatic guilt. Our shared ministry
is one of public manifestation and habitual perpetration.
We pledge support to our fellow sisters toward our personal
and collective enlightenment."
EL
TEATRO DE LA ESPERANZA
2940 16th Street, #216F
Founded in 1970, El Teatro de la Esperanza is one of
the oldest Chicano theater companies in the U.S., and
one of the few regularly conducting regional tours.
Esperanza is committed to creating a new theatrical
aesthetic that is based on the culture, history and
mythology of the Latino experience. The company relocated
to San Francisco in 1986 with the goal of establishing
a home season in addition to its touring season. Esperanza
staff members teach in the San Francisco public schools
and also offer theater classes at the Good Samaritan
Family Resource Center.
WHISPERED
MEDIA
2940 16th Street, #216-6
http://www.whisperedmedia.org
Founded in 1996, Whispered Media is a collective that
promotes the use of video, and other media tools, in
progressive grassroots movements. WM also offers video
witnessing, support and training, collects archival
political footage, and produces video works about specific
grassroots campaigns and organizations. It recently
produced the highly acclaimed, full-length video BOOM:
The Sound of Eviction about the dotcom boom and bust
and its effect on the Mission district of San Francisco.
THIRD
FLOOR:
POOR
MAGAZINE
2940 16th Street, #301
SF
LIVING WAGE COALITION
2940 16th Street, #301
INTERNATIONL
INDIAN TREATY COUNCIL
2940 16th Street, #305
2940
16th Street, #307
RICK GERHARTER
2940 16th Street, #308
Rick Gerharter
Photos
ABALONE
ALLIANCE CLEARINGHOUSE
2940 16th Street, #309-10
http://www.energy-net.org
Abalone Alliance has been in the Redstone Building for
over 25 years working in the area of alternative energy
and anti-nuclear activism. Roger Herried, its director,
has created and maintains an international online service
for anti-nuclear activists throughout the world. Roger
is also the Redstone Building's plant manager and volunteer
computer guru.
ARTIST
STUDIO - April Berger
2940 16th Street, #311
http://www.aprilberger.com
April Berger has been maintaining her painting studio
at the Redstone Building for five years. She's been
creating, exhibiting and selling her art works for the
past 20 years. Recently, she's been commissioned to
do her mixed media wall hangings for both private residences
and corporate collections.
ARTIST
STUDIO - Jocelyn Saidenburg and Amy Palms
2940 16th Street, #312
Artist Amy Palms works in mixed media and Jocelyn Saidenburg
is a book artist and typesetter for a small
publishing collective, KRUPSKAYA, which is dedicated
to publishing experimental poetry and prose.
REDSTONE
TENANT'S ASSOCIATION (RTA)
2940 16th Street, #314
GREEN
CAB COMPANY
2940 16th Street #314
UNITED
TAXICAB WORKERS (UTW)
2940 16th Street, #314
http://www.igc.org/utwcwa
The UTW joins a long line of labor organizations who
have occupied the building, formerly known as the Labor
Temple. UTW has hundreds of members drawn from all of
San Francisco's major cab garages, and many smaller
companies as well. Although it offers many benefits
to members, the main reason for joining is to be part
of an organization devoted to the cause of drivers'
rights. UTW offers drivers advice, assistance and legal
referrals when cab companies attempt to deny them workers'
compensation, unemployment or other benefits they are
entitled to under the law. It publishes the quarterly
ormed in September 1999 with the intent of safeguarding
the building from exploitative development and preserving
it as the home of numerous non-profit cultural, social
service and activists' organizations, artists studios,
small local businesses, and unions. The RTA is working
to explore and pursue all opportunities that would give
it control and ownership of the Redstone Building.
TAXICAB INSTITUTE
2940 16th Street, #314
Learn how to be a cab driver!
ARTIST
STUDIO - Benji Whalen
2940 16th Street, #315
Benji Whalen is an individual artist and sculptor, working
in paint and mixed media. He is represented by a gallery
in San Francisco, and my work is shown in commercial
and non-profit galleries and art spaces on the West
and East Coasts.
FIL-AM
FAMILY SUPPORT PROJECT
2940 16th Street, #318
EL-LA
2940 16th Street, #319
Transgender support services.
ARTIST
STUDIO
2940 16th Street, #322
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