More links from Erotica 2000:

First, a copy of the paragraph from the main page:

Racy stuff:  Sunday April 16 was the last day of Erotica 2000 in San Francisco.  I missed all of the lectures, but I had time to take lots of pictures, and meet some really great artists, like Steve Diet Goedde, Ed Fox, Eric Knoll, and Jennifer Janesko, who I thought was a model at first!  Took lots of shots - especially the Robert Bane Editions gallery in the middle of the show, which featured lots of originals (!) by Olivia and Sorayama. 

More notable links:

Mistress Midori was there, and I missed her lectures, but she's having classes in May at Stormy Leather and QSM.  You can also find out more about the Mistress and the local erotic scene at Spectator Magazine

House O' Chicks, home of "The Wondrous Vulva Puppet", is focuses on "sex though the eyes of women."

Want an intimate hologram?  Go to Laser Reflections.

For quality international, current-to-classic erotica art, go to EroticArt.com, "The International Marketplace for Erotic Art"

The official website of Dita Von Teese, international pinup, glamour, and fetish model.

Lola Art Publishing distributes John Dietrich's great photographic work.

San Francisco Sex Information - no question too in, small, or strange.  Unique free service, great people.  They can always use your support!

Annelli Adolfsson's Picture Perfect World - fetish photography, and Dreamkittens, "The Ultimate Purring Girls" 

Ms. Antoinette's Versatile Fashions Web Site.  High-quality erotic fashions, from corsets to catsuits.

The Festival of Fantasy, Fetish, and Fashion Sep 23-30 2000, Jamaica.

Trevor Baker's fetish photography

All dressed up in SF and no place to go drink that's not filled with civilians? Try Jezebel's Joint.

Drinking not what you had in mind?  Get serious at The Power Exchange.

The 10-year anniversary of the Fetish Ball is on June 17 in LA.

 Good Vibrations. "promoting sexual health and pleasure since 1977"  One of the great institutions.  A clean, well-lighted place for sex toys, books, and enlightenment.  Women owned co-op.

Stacy Burke has a cute web site dedicated to... Stacy Burke!  This woman has way too much energy. :)

Paige White - "bondage and fetish diva"  lots of photos and other artwork of her and other models.

Couldn't look at this without laughing.  Imagine a black toilet seat on springs, and you have: "The Joy Rider!"

Got slippery?  You haven't until you've tried Eros personal lubricants.  Amazingly good.

One that didn't make me laugh - looked really good, actually - was The Bungee Sexperience by Cords
Unlimited, Inc.  New age porch swing, almost-bondage, and levitation, all at the same time!

The San Francisco Clinic handed out Safe Sex packets with handy products and a sexy picture on the label.

Sensual Senses - "Catering to the 5 senses ... Tantalize them all!"

Craig Scoffone Studios - Fashion, portfolio, and personal portrait photography.  ZED Card and composite layouts.

Robert Bane Editions - sponsor of the wonderful Olivia and Sorayama originals exhibit.  Owns the Tamara Bane Gallery in Los Angeles.

Got a kinky story you'd like illustrated?  Just for you?  Send your story to DJBOOP and she will make it into a sexy comic-book for you.

Troma Studios - those great folks who brought you "Toxic Avenger" (1 thru 4!) and "Attack of the Killer Condom" - and lots of Stacy Burke.

Taschen is probably the coolest publishing house on the planet.  Salvador Dali, Helmut Newton, Eric Kroll, and more.

Ken Marcus Studio - "...photographs the Worlds Most Beautiful Women for Penthouse, Playboy, and other fine erotic magazines."

The folks below don't have a web presence, but they are great resources:

The San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women  - these are the people with those great bus shelter ads that say: 
          The sexiest thing you can say to a woman is, "Is this okay with you?"
                                 RESPECT WHAT'S SEXY
There's a fine line between sexual pressure and violence.  Call (415)647-7273 or (415)864-4722.

W.O.M.A.N - Women Organized to Make Abuse Nonexistent. Crisis line, support groups, counseling program, legal program, lesbian domestic violence program, Latina services, community education.
Business line: 415-864-4777
24-hour crisis line: 415-864-4722

Family Violence Prevention Fund (415-252-8089) provided this wonderful wallet-size brochure addressing same-sex and transgender abuse.