Tonto Community Concert Association
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Discipline: Visual Arts Tony A. Diego I am a local artist that has live and worked in Colorado for nearly 50 years. I have facilitated and directed youth Art and restitution programs in Denver and rural Colorado. My passions are art, travel, culture, and long hours listening to amazing music while working in my studio. I practice, and live a life that promotes connections and respect of our mother earth and the ancestors who have come before us and left a loving and healing legacy. I am also passionate about facilitating art classes with youth and their families. Witnessing how art can literally brighten a room and experiencing firsthand the connection art inspires has been incredibly uplifting and rewarding to me in so many ways. Over the years I have curated art exhibits at several galleries in Colorado, organized and developed City Beautification projects in small rural towns such as Trinidad Colorado all while feeling the connection to community these projects promote. Colora |
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Tower Theatre Foundation |
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Trent Segura is a researcher, writer, and artist based out of Denver and Saguache, Colorado. He works as an independent graphic designer and is a member of artist collective M12 Studio. He is also a colcha embroidery artist and co-coordinates the San Luis Valley Colcha Embroidery Project. Colcha embroidery is a textile practice that came to Colorado’s San Luis Valley from Northern New Mexico in the 19th Century and has been shaped by revival movements into a pictorial art that often illustrates local architecture, landscapes, community traditions, personal narratives, and folklore. Segura is heavily inspired by the work of his great aunt Tiva Trujillo who lived and worked in Saguache. He learned colcha embroidery from artist Delores Worley who was a member of the stitching circle La Costura de Saguache with Tiva. He has also received instruction from NEA Heritage Fellow Josephine Lobato. |
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Triza Cox is a producer, director, playwright, screenwriter, and actress who is currently Director of Outreach and Engagement for Hedgepig Ensemble Theatre and Artistic Director of The Drama Lady Theatre Group. She has worked as Associate Artistic Director of Theatre for Change at Imagination Stage and was the recipient of the 2022 South Carolina Art Commission Screenwriting Fellowship. She serves as an Ambassador for the Dramatists Guild, is an Associate member of the Society for Stage Directors and Choreographers, and is an Actors’ Equity Association member. Her research and creative work center on playmaking using Jungian archetypes, motifs, and symbols of the collective unconscious. Much of Triza’s work has been producing and directing professional tours of classic plays to Title I Schools and other efforts to democratize arts access. Triza holds an MFA in Theatre Performance from the University of Louisville and has trained with Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre and the Mandala Center for Change as a Theatre of the Oppressed Facilitator. Directing credits include Macbeth, Julius Caesar, Miss Julie, The Stone Host, and more. Her original plays include A Last Supper, Meritocracy, Melodies in E, God in the Midst of it All, and Lil’ Bard. |
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True Concord Voices & Orchestra |
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Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association |
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TwispWorks Foundation |
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U.S./Japan Cultural Trade Network, Inc. |
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Ulhaas - Bengali Association of Utah |
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University Enterprises, Inc. dba Sacramento State Sponsored Research |
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University of Arizona Foundation - Arizona Arts Live |