Sandy Brown Jensen
Host Viz City, KLCC's Arts Review ProgramSandy Brown Jensen has an MFA in Poetry and is a retired writing instructor from Lane Community College. She is an artist and a photographer with a lifetime interest in looking at and talking about art. Sandy hosts KLCC's long-running arts review program Viz City.
She also keeps a childhood memoir, musings on spirituality and shares art and poetry on her Substack newsletter The Mystic Road. You can read and subscribe for free at https://sandybrownjensen.substack.com.
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Viz City's Sandy Brown Jensen explores Eugene's vibrant Native American arts community during Heritage Month, featuring the wishing tree exhibit at the Don Dexter Gallery, the ancestral works of Ka'ila Farrell-Smith at the Hult Center, and the powerful spirit animals of Rick Bartow. -
James Lavadour's powerful exhibit at JSMA, Eugene. Listen to Sandy Brown Jensen's review of the Umatilla artist's geological landscapes and the "Earth's Autobiography." -
See the fascinating Chain Reaction exhibit at Hybrid Gallery in Eugene, where 100 art pieces form a looping, international collaboration. -
Dive into the serenity of the Lan Su Chinese Scholar Garden with photographer Carol Isaak's exhibit, "SEASONS: LAN SU GARDEN" at the Dot Dotson Gallery. Discover how Isaak's contemplative photos capture the garden's beauty year-round. Featuring details on the October 3rd Opening Reception and the October 19 Artists' Talk/Book Signing at the Emerald Art Center. -
The O'Brien Gallery presents a show of fine art monochrome photography by owners Sandi and Walt O'Brien, revealing the emotional depth and tonal beauty found in their distinct infrared and platinum/palladium work. -
Viz City follows Eugene sculptor Jud Turner as he guides his most ambitious work, a monument to Chief John Harmelt, on its journey home to Wenatchee. -
Viz City explores the beautiful conversation between light and clay in the new exhibition by life partners David Simone and Karen Perkins at the Emerald Art Center. -
Tune in for an art review of Kate & Geir Jordahl's inspiring "Eternity Passing" show at New Zone Gallery, featuring unique photos and lumens. -
Next time you're looking for a fun and enriching family outing, consider a photography show. With simple prompts, you can transform a quiet gallery visit into lively discussion and a springboard for imagination. -
Discover the unique blend of art and wine at Wonderground Barossa in South Australia, as Viz City highlights captivating abstract works by Kirsty Kingsley and Karen Slape.
