Open Participants 2019, The Network
Living a Life in Full Bloom: Portrait of Mickey/Mom from Sandy…
Living a Life in Full Bloom: Portrait of Mickey/Mom from Sandy Brown Jensen on Vimeo.
Living a Life in Full Bloom: Portrait of Mickey/Mom from Sandy Brown Jensen on Vimeo.
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Yesterday evening, along with my mother Mickey/Mom, sister Toren Brolutti, and husband Peter Jensen, the citizen reenactors of The Old Aurora Colony Museum took us on a Candlelight Walk. Their moment in time was 1878 when the old school master died and the first woman teacher was hired (yay!). As we moved from station to station, the citizen reenactors performed skits related to their various work functions at that time, all in period costume. At the end, we returned to […]
Be still like a Mountain, flow like a great river from Sandy Brown Jensen on Vimeo.Daily walk around Delta Ponds Nov. 30, 2018
The ridiculously talented Gary Cortland-Miles composed and performed this music called “Joy of Spring,” and I created a video to express his theme.
Ever have one of those days when it’s a struggle just to keep up? You’re not the only one!
A handful of Daily Creates and Daily Digital Alchemies from the sleepy morning forge of She Who is Called Mind on Fire, an always dubious appellation…
I can’t whistle, but I have a lot of friends who are real naturals. March 19, 2017 at Finley National Wildlife Refuge with Peter Jensen.
I wonder where I could get this actually turned into a real clock? I followed a prompt to make a “Zen clock,” and made the least Zen clock I could imagine–and I love it!
Album art based on the sounds of Wikipedia being edited in real time–a strange and disturbing idea.
The musical slideshow is a time honored form of digital storytelling. I go out birding three or four times a week at our local Delta Ponds. My little slideshows and videos are day journal entries–this is what I did, this is what I saw, this was the season, the weather, the birds on the water, and what’s flowering now. Above: After a fair beginning in sunshine, my walk dissolved into snow, hail, and rain with still a mile back home. I […]
Hello Spring! Out and About our local ponds birdwatching with Susan Louise on Sat. March 4, 2017. The Calliope Hummingbird was the highlight of the day.Slideshow as a form of digital storytelling…
So the good folks at #netnarr seem to think some of you poor bastids out there get brainblitzed by media overload. Seems unlikely to me. You’re all adults–I’m thinking you have some degree of self-awareness? Nothing I really have to say is going to mean zippity-do-dah to you, but hey! Write this list on a roll of toilet paper and send it to your mother.SANDY’S CIDER HOUSE RULES FOR INTERNET SANITY1. Don’t be one of those peeps who walk around with […]
Feb. 21, 2017This morning while waiting for a Google Hangout to begin with Howard Rheingold (and his daughter Mamie) (Studio Visit #3 in the Networked Narratives class series), I decided to research him and make a list of “Ten Things I Know About Howard Rheingold” before the show began.1. Born in 19472. Very much a member of my generation3. Dream Office–your work space is a reflection of your interior alchemical space4. He respects liminal figuresHoward Rheingold, “Balinese Garuda”5. He collects […]
#netnarr reply to me w/ tag #dda52 Alchemhypnotics https://t.co/nyHR6Nrcwj pic.twitter.com/DpqhqnqJCZ— Networked Narratives (@netnarr) February 22, 2017 This Daily DigAlchemy published February 22nd, 2017 – shared by @writeannabella– “Another galaxy has just informed me that reading is soon to become extinct within the next few years and it’s up to us alchemists to keep it alive. They won’t tell me the exact timing of this terrible event but they do tell me that we alchemists have the power to change this. […]