Thanks to the Arts and Culture Trust for their confidance and financial backing of this, and other projects.

The Association for Visual Arts has donated use of their upmarket gallery space and marketing structures for the duration of the event.

FUR has been involved with the development of Channeltoo, creating, along with Worldonline, the Channeltoo intranet working environment and the official Channeltoo website, as well as creating the printed invitation and artwork for the event itself.

As well as being Channeltoo's primary financial backer, the Institut is responsible for flying Valery Grancher and Evelyne Knoeppel to South Africa to actively participate in this spectacular event.

Sjoerd from Observatory's InteCaf is doing backend support for Channeltoo.

Metropolitan Life actively supports the Association for Visual Arts in its cultural endeavours.

Pro Helvetia Liaison Office South Africa is the youngest of the Pro Helvetia representations abroad, being set up at the beginning of 1998, and the second base on the African continent beside the one in Cairo.
Thanks to the generous support from Pro Helvetia Institute who brought the artists Mo Diener (Swiss) and Serguei Nikokochev (Russian) to South Africa.

Public Eye are guilty of (amongst other things) bringing more people to the South African National Gallery than the gallery would see on an average month. The organisation has been involved in numerous "eye-opening" art-oriented projects.
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This small sound equipment company has eagerly sponsored the Channeltoo team with sound and DJ equipment to be used in the show.

The Scanshop has kindly donated their time and expertise in the printing of the Channeltoo invitation, as well as digital print-outs of work to be exhibited on the show.

Channeltoo is happy to have the support of Telkom SASeveral ISDN lines have been installed in the Association of Arts Gallery. Gregg Smith's Lovephones project has been generously supported by Telkom.

Worldonline South Africa has valiantly taken on the task of orchestrating the supply of the Channeltoo team's technical demands, providing hi-end computers as well as a much-needed support structure.