Eric Braman Artistry

Catch my review of Sherri Levine's moving poetry book, I Remember Not Sleeping, in the just released Cirque Journal (Vol. 14, No. 2), pg 165. Then, catch the other beautiful works by PNW writers while you are there! 💚

Current Issue - Cirque Journal Cirque Journal features poetry, writings, art and photography of authors and artists in the North Pacific Rim area.

“The speaker breathes through moss and allspice, hungers for honey and violets, and inhales lavender against a backdrop of soft-focus scenes that bloom with ever-present flora.”

Thank you to Elizabeth Higgins of Tethered Literary for this thoughtful review of Bury Me in Cherry Blossoms! 🌸

BOOK REVIEW | Bury Me in Cherry Blossoms reviewed by Elizabeth HigginsEric Braman’s debut collection Bury Me in Cherry Blossoms guides the reader through a botanical garden of memory. The speaker breathes through moss and allspice, hungers for honey and violets, and inhales lavender against a backdrop of soft-focus scenes that bloom with...

What a wonderful surprise - My play, Shedding the Antlers, which received its debut at Q***r Theatre Kalamazoo this past year, has been nominated for Best Play in this year's Broadway World Michigan Awards! Consider dropping a vote into the mix, if you feel so inspired.

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BroadwayWorld Michigan Awards Voting is Now Open!

Thrilled to share this public art piece with Eugene! It's so been the GREATEST joy working with Julie and pairing her artwork with videos of local waterways and the sounds of our poetry! 🟢💚🟢

“Biology Rising” is a visual art piece created by Julie Anderson, now captured in video and edited by Eric Braman Artistry. It explores natural symbiotic relationships in nature as a powerful lesson in community and the principle of interdependence, highlighting how each living thing within a natural system contributes to the health and balance of that system.

You can view a projection of this video after dusk every day from Sept. 27-Oct 6 at Downtown Riverfront Park. Look for it under the chrome SubSupra sculpture along the river, next to City Hall (500 E. 4th Ave.).

MEET THE ARTISTS: Bailey and Braman will be present at this location starting at 7pm during the Oct. 4 First Friday ArtWalk to meet the public for an informal Q&A about their work.

This piece is part of Cultural Currents, which allows artists to create temporary public art installations that advance representation and narratives for groups that have historically been excluded, misrepresented and/or marginalized in the City of Eugene. Learn more: eugene-or.gov/3934/Visual-Arts-Week.

Visual Arts Week is co-produced by Cultural Services, City of Eugene, Lane Arts Council, Maude Kerns Art Center.

Very excited to share the officially launched website for Bring Consulting! 🌷🌷🌷
In partnership with Aimee Craig, we intend to work with artists, makers, and those who want to feel invigorated in their work, to use creativity as a force for change. Does that speak to you (or someone you know)? We're currently taking on new clients! 😉

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I have to give all of my appreciation to Dan Buckwalter and the Eugene Weekly who, even when they are struggling, are still doing the work to help spread the word of happenings in our community. Thank you! 💖
The show continues this weekend and next - grab a seat and join the cast, erm... I mean... show! 😉

The Beauty Of ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ – Eugene Weekly Photo courtesy of OCT. The Beauty Of ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ The one-man show that explores coping with mental health issues continues at OCT through Feb. 4 Theater by Dan BuckwalterPosted on 01/25/2024Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)...

Stepping into week two ready for new audiences and plenty of #1006 - surprises! ✨

Our final two weekends of EVERY BRILLIANT THING kick off TONIGHT! Come and see this compelling show before it’s gone!
octheatre.org/everybrilliantthing

Eric is sensational in the role, and our first audiences agree! See Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe’s EVERY BRILLIANT THING, Thursday evening-Sunday matinee, this week and next.
octheatre.org/everybrilliantthing

🌟 I hope you can make it! (Also, what an INCREDIBLY generous quote ❣️)

Audiences are loving Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe’s EVERY BRILLIANT THING! Just two weeks left to see Eric Braman share an experience you won’t soon forget.
Octheatre.org/everybrilliantthing

As I prepare for opening night of Every Brilliant Thing here in Eugene, Oregon over in Kalamazoo, Michigan a group of actors are stepping into rehearsal for the premier of my play, Shedding the Antlers. I'm so fortunate to have creative projects like these in the works (and so close to each other)! 🦌