The Old Pueblo, New Idea series is about featuring local heros who are transforming our community. Often, we don’t even know the incredible talent located right here in the Old Pueblo!
In our first of the series, we talk to Tucson artist, creative coach, and visionary, Carrie Seid about the impact artists have on our community. Creative entrepreneurs are sometimes the unsung economic drivers of our community. Enjoy this beautiful, reflective look at #OldPuebloNewIdeas
Creating “impact” is one of the central values of TENWEST festival. In the six years of the festival we have grown exponentially– each year bringing our community together to build solutions for our nation’s biggest challenges. Currently our nation faces…
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the technological advances it brings are changing our lives as politicians, business leaders, and academics try to keep up. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is here. As the physical, digital, and biological worlds collide through…
As part of the 2019 festival, TENWEST organizers hired artist Amy Jorgensen to create a collaborative art piece aimed at demonstrating if we are a cities of do-ers or dreamers. The below is a summary of the findings. Read more…
How do the individual community members of the city of Tucson promotepositive and impactful change? Not everyone can run for office orengage in urban planning, and very few have time to engage inmeaningful civic activism or advocacy. This installation attempts…
Did you know the average conference attendee averages around 61 pounds of waste a day?! With TENWEST occurring over 10 days and expecting thousands of attendees, that really adds up. In our mission to continue to make an impact, the…
