Featured Work
Photos
Videos
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CREATE Arts Center documentary video
Videography and editing by Greta Ehrig, in collaboration with Lauren Schlenger, Sarah Straub, and staff at Docs in Progress, Silver Spring, MD. The video profiles CREATE Arts Center, a nonprofit visual arts organization that has been bringing the arts to Montgomery County, MD, for 25 years through arts classes, camps, parties, and art therapy programs.Medium: Digital VideoYear: 2014Details: 4:16 -
Public Poetry Reading (2019)
April 18, 2019. Takoma Park, MD, Community Center Auditorium. Greta Ehrig is featured at minute mark 35:50.Medium: Public Poetry ReadingYear: 2019Details: begins at minute mark 35:50 -
Public Poetry Reading (2015)
January 15, 2015. Takoma Park Community Center auditorium, Takoma Park, MD. The Greta Ehrig segment begins with an introduction by Takoma Park Poet Laureate Merrill Leffler at minute mark 41:57.Year: 2015Details: Begin at minute mark 41:57. -
Television Interview and Performance
A "BackStage Takoma" televised interview promoting my Women Folk project, a showcase of award-winning singer-songwriters from the mid-Atlantic region.Year: 2015Details: Run-time: 11:09 minutes. Song at 3:49 minute mark.
Music/Audio
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An original song is conceived as one long run-on sentence. The title word "solstice" comes from the Latin "sol" (sun) and "sistere" (to stand still) -- because at the summer and winter solstices, from the Earth's vantage point, the sun appears to stand still before swinging back into the opposite hemisphere.Medium: "live" piano and voiceYear: copyright, 2017Details: 4:07