an open source base
The Songhay System is about investing in an open source base from which commercial products emerge. SonghayCore [GitHub] represents the lowest level of this base, benefiting from over 15 years of research with leading companies across North America.
| name | uri | description |
|---|---|---|
SonghayCore | https://github.com/BryanWilhite/SonghayCore | core reusable, opinionated concerns for *all* 🧐 of my C# projects |
songhay-core | https://github.com/BryanWilhite/songhay-core | core, shared JS module for studio client-side projects |
Songhay.Publications | https://github.com/BryanWilhite/Songhay.Publications | Core reusable definitions for Songhay Studio Publications |
songhay-web-components | https://github.com/BryanWilhite/songhay-web-components | planting small shadow-tree seeds 🌱👁 and watching them grow in the manner of 🦉 the living standard |
oldie-but-goodie digital media productions
Currently and sadly most of the digital media products of the Songhay System were produced in the late-20th and early-21st centuries 😐📆 These productions include:
- information design, visual design and publication-automation of one of the oldest “ethnic” arts projects on the Internet, kintespace.com, standing on the shoulders of activist artists like Michael Massenburg, Lisa Diane Wedgeworth and MonaLisa Whitaker
- award-winning sound design for the one-woman show Shak’n by Julliard alumnae Saundra Quarterman
- motion graphics for the HBO-aired documentary, Beah: A Black Woman Speaks, directed by LisaGay Hamilton and edited by Oscar-winner, Kate Amend
- producer for William Pajaud: Art & Work, directed by Blaze Hall