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CAVE SUBSIDIZED STUDIO SHARE RESIDENCY OPEN CALL

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CAVE SUBSIDIZED STUDIO SHARE RESIDENCY OPEN CALL   CAVE, one of Williamsburg’s longest-running experimental art spaces, hosts year-long subsidized studio share residency to five individual/groups.…Continue

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New York Butoh Kan - Hisako Horikawa Workshop at CAVE

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September 8, 2011 at 6pm to September 22, 2011 at 10pm
NYBK TEACHING RESIDENCY + TRAINING INITIATIVE 13 August to 19 November, 2011 Deadline for early registration discounts: August 15 Deadline for Piercing Butoh semester registration August 6! Workshop spaces fill up fast, so register soon!HISAKO HORIKAWAResidency Period: SEPTEMBER 8 – SEPTEMBER 25INTRODUCTORY SESSION DATES: September 8th – 10thTIMES: Weekday 6pm -10pm, Saturday 10:30am – 2:30pmCOST: $198Body Weather Workshop. For two decades Hisako contributed to the development of the Body…See More
An event by CAVE Org was featured Aug 4, 2011
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Fall Butoh Performance Series at CAVE

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October 20, 2010 at 8pm to October 27, 2010 at 10pm
Fall Butoh Performance SeasonSolo dance performances by international butoh artists.AboutThe resident teachers of New York Butoh Kan 2010-Mari Osanai, Imre Thormann, Yukio Suzuki, and LEIMAY-will be performing as a part of CAVE's At Home Performance Series. This series showcases established butoh artists, those widely recognized figures in the contemporary dissemination of butoh styles and techniques. Click here to learn more about New…See More
An event by CAVE Org was featured Sep 24, 2010
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NEW YORK BUTOH KAN 2010 at CAVE

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October 1, 2010 at 10am to October 3, 2010 at 7pm
NYBK TEACHING RESIDENCY + TRAINING INITIATIVE 201013 AUGUST TO 27 NOVEMBER 2010The New York Butoh Kan is open to dancers, actors and performers. Participants explore the fundamentals of butoh with master teachers Mari Osanai, Yukio Waguri, Imre Thormann, Yukio Suzuki and Ximena Garnica. Introductory and intensive sessions held, as well as interviews, lectures and performances from August through November. Please see website for full details.Mari Osanai lives in Japan. She trained in Classical…See More
An event by CAVE Org was featured Sep 23, 2010
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Nico Daswani left a comment for CAVE Org
Hello Ximena and friends! Long time no see. How are you? I hope you will join us for "Produce It Yourself: Plays" event on Sept. 15, with playwright Anna Moench and discussants Jorge Ortoll (Ma-Yi), Tisa Chang (Pan Asian Rep), Melanie…
Aug 25, 2010

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Theater, Dance, Visual Arts
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Founded in 1996 and organized as a non-profit organization in 2004, CAVE is now one of the longest running experimental art spaces in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, NY. CAVE strives to provide an explorative arena and support system for the artistic development by hosting studio workspace, educational workshops, performance opportunities and assistance in the realization of projects that support risk taking in the in visual, media and performing arts. Our constant goal is to maintain an environment that attracts, provokes and supports exchange, generative confrontation and collaboration among its residents, emerging and established artists and audiences from diverse cultures and artistic backgrounds.

Our intention is based on the idea that people learn and are transformed through direct experiences that potentially awaken new levels of understanding and knowledge. CAVE is led by resident artists Shige Moriya and Ximena Garnica.

"The world is realized through experience, discovered through questioning, and changed by action".

Current primary programs include: 1.) CAVE Productions, leading residents commissions and publications, 2.)The biennial NY Butoh Festival, 3.) The NY Butoh-Kan, an intensive training program and master residency program for Butoh and Noguchi studies, 4.) Live/Work Residence opportunities, 5.) CAVE Studio, a low-cost dance rental facility, and 6) CAVE performance series.

CAVE itself is a work of art, constantly transforming as a living organism open to new challenges, constantly re-shaping in response to internal and external dynamics.
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http://www.cavearts.org

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Posted on June 11, 2010 at 11:50am 0 Comments

Founded in 1996 and organized as a non-profit organization in 2004, CAVE is now one of the longest running experimental art spaces in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, NY. CAVE strives to provide an explorative arena and support system for the artistic development by hosting studio workspace, educational workshops, performance opportunities and… Continue

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At 4:02pm on August 25, 2010, Nico DaswaniNico Daswani said…
Hello Ximena and friends! Long time no see. How are you? I hope you will join us for "Produce It Yourself: Plays" event on Sept. 15, with playwright Anna Moench and discussants Jorge Ortoll (Ma-Yi), Tisa Chang (Pan Asian Rep), Melanie Joseph (Foundry Theatre), Rehana Mirza (Desipina) and Lloyd Suh (Second Generation). It promises to be fun, spirited and inspirational! More information here: http://aaartsalliance.org/page/brainstorm-2 - let me know-
At 4:02pm on June 15, 2010, Nico DaswaniNico Daswani said…
Hola CAVE! Where have you been? We have missed you at Town Hall! How are preparations for Butoh Kan going? Glad to see you here on a4Hub, welcome--
At 12:48pm on June 11, 2010, a4 - Network Admina4 - Network Admin said…
Thanks, Happy Friday to you too CAVE!
 
 
 

 


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