Jeremy Brosch - Autumn Love https://soundcloud.com/jeremybrosch/autumn-love ©Brosch 2020 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx3RrjFt4c8

I bought this Lyre on eBay for $85. Yes there are cheaper ones down all the way to $65 but the reason why I got this one was because of the engraved art on the Lyre it's self. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVvte33Burc

This video is about my orignal made up plays on my piano. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj8cTZhFvJA

Photographer, Deborah Keller-Rihn is pleased to present an art installation made possible by an Individual Artist Grant from the City of San Antonio Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs. The photographer spent the past year walking and riding the bus around San Antonio, mostly downtown and in historic neighborhoods. The photographs were layered using different blending modes in Photoshop and made into a film and projected upon a wave pendulum sculpture creating yet another layer. The film is set to original music by composer, Jeremy Brosch and is edited by KD Dolan. The artist, through the layered photographs, seeks to convey a vision of a deeper reality than what is seen on the surface of things. The wave pendulum sculpture was created using orbs suspended on different lengths of string that move in a seemingly random way that through time transitions into a rhythmic serpentine pattern of movement. There is a mathematical relationship in the length of the strings that causes this phenomenon suggesting that in the physical world there are laws that govern what sometimes seems random and chaotic much like there is an order in what the camera has captured. The film will be set to original, ambient music further enhancing the transcendent atmosphere created by the art installation. Everything is always changing, it’s true but there is something beneath the endless movement that is enduring and eternal-an energy, an all-pervading reality that is called different things in different cultures. That is what I was searching for-Glimpses of Eternity. Glimpses are moments of perception that confirm one’s belief that there is meaning and order in the universe. Glimpses are moments of beauty and meaning enhanced by the presence of lighting and composition, visual coincidence or unusual timing. These moments of meaning are often connected to important memories, beliefs and experiences and are essentially autobiographical. The event is free and open to the public. Bio-Deborah Keller-Rihn   Deborah Keller-Rihn is a community-oriented artist interested in literature, psychology and religion.  She has played many roles over the past 30 years in San Antonio including artist, teacher, mentor, arts organizer, curator and cultural innovator. Additionally, she has operated an art studio at the Blue Star Arts Complex for over 20 years, showing her own work as well as giving many other artists the chance to display as well.  Deborah has a BA in Humanities from UTSA, teaching credentials from UT Austin and a Master’s Degree in Art from Texas A & M, Kingsville. She has traveled to India four times and is a student at the Sri Aurobindo Center of Advanced Research in Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu, India.  Her time spent in India has become a great source of inspiration in her art, resulting in several ambitious exhibitions including Images of Universal Love, a two-person show at Bihl Haus Arts with Tibetan artist, Rabkar Wangchuk and Namaste at Highwire Gallery, an installation of portraits of Indian people presented within painted altar boxes.  She also had shows of her photographs of India at St. Mary’s University, Northwest Vista College, Gallery 20/20 and the University of Texas Health Science Center. As an arts organizer, Deborah has the gift of rallying fellow artists, dancers, musicians, poets and community members to create innovative festivals of conscious creativity such as the Mandala Healing Arts Project, Noche de Recuerdos and Lighten Up. Deborah raised two beautiful, successful daughters - Lauren Hutch Williams and Katherine Hutchison Dolan. She has three grandchildren, Betty & Emily Dolan and Owen Williams. Currently, she is working on a show called Glimpses of Eternity: The Pendulum Photography Project that opens at the Blue Star Arts Collective March 2, 3 and 16, 2023 that was funded through an Individual Artist Grant from the San Antonio Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs and Lighten Up, a community event at the Woodlawn Lake Casting Pond that is scheduled for March 25, 2023 as well as a retrospective of the work of Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez at AIT (American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions) that opens March 24, 2023. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGxDRwMmYRU