July 2010
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Discounts for butoh kan workshops! and CAVEnexus...
We are happy to share with you CAVEnexus and to offer you great discounts for the upcoming butoh workshops in NY. CAVEnexus is a social networking platform offered for all artists working in contemporary visual and performing arts. The site is still in beta and we hope you join it. It has the capability to host your portfolio of photos, video and/or music. There are some butoh related groups and...
CAVE SUBSIDIZED STUDIO SHARE RESIDENCY OPEN CALL
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. Through this residency, CAVE aims to provide an arena for artistic exploration to the local community of dancers, choreographers, interdisciplinary artists, and body-workers, all who seek the...
LEIMAY at the 17th Annual Watermill Benefit →
LEIMAY will be performing Angelus.
June 2010
8 posts
In A Labyrinth: The Dance of Butoh →
Photographic book by Michael Phillip Manheim, with prose by Ximena Garnica. The work is also the subject of an exhibition at the National Museum of Dance (Saratoga Springs, NY) until March 2011.
LEIMAY Performance at the Urban Research Theater
LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica | Shige Moriya with Denisa Musilova, Masa Asahara, Miyu Leilani LEIMAY is an interdisciplinary project and laboratory of contemporary performance and installation art. LEIMAY is the parapluie for Shige Moriya art works, Ximena Garnica art works and the collaboration work between these two artists. Works range from art installations, to dance-theater pieces, inter-media...
LEIMAY AT HERE, TONIGHT!
Tonight, June 30th, at 8:30 p.m., LEIMAY will be presenting a work-in-progress, Floating Point Waves, at HERE.
Please Take Three Minutes for the Arts
Whether the upcoming state budget will be passed next week or if there will be another extension, is not clear. It is clear, however, that the appropriation for the New York State Council on the Arts is settled: $28 million dollars, a 33% decrease from last year.
No other state agency has been so severely cut. The arts should not be asked to bear a disproportionate share of our state’s...
CAVE TRAINING & PERFORMANCE SEASON
CAVE Organization, Inc. 58 Grand Street Brooklyn, NY 11211 347.838.4677 www.cavearts.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CAVE TRAINING & PERFORMANCE SEASON 13 AUGUST TO 27 NOVEMBER 2010
LUDUS: NEW YORK BUTOH KAN TEACHING RESIDENCY + TRAINING INITIATIVE
AT HOME: CAVE PERFORMANCE SEASON
New York, NY — CAVE is pleased to announce the continuation of its 2010 training program and...
CAVE on the Asian American Arts Alliance
Check out our page on the Asian American Arts Alliance. Are you a member of the Asian American Arts Alliance, too? We should be internet friends.
CAVE STUDIO RENTAL SPECIAL →
Bookings made BEFORE JUNE 10TH for blocks of time within the month of June pay only $7/hour!!! Book now, space is limited!!! Click the link to book online!!
Rest in peace →
May 2010
15 posts
CAVE Studio Rental Survey →
Ever rented the studio at CAVE? Please take five minutes to fill out the Studio Rental Survey. The information will help us to serve you better. Thanks!
Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya: Residents at HERE... →
Co-artistic directors of CAVE, Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya, have been awarded a residency at HERE Art Center, where they will be presenting Floating Point Waves.
WatchFootage from CAVE’s “At Home” Performance Series.
CAVE Residents Update
CAVE proudly hosts a subsidized shared studio residency, enabling a selection of dancers to work on their craft in affordable studio space.
Resident dance company, Terra Incognita, is having a fundraiser on June 9th at R Bar in the Lower East Side. With music, poetry and free pizza, it promises to a fantastic time.
In other news, CAVE resident Yanghee Lee, is holding an 8-week Body Weather...
“… the body is lost outside of the world and its goals, fascinated by the...”
– Merleau Ponty, The Visible and The Invisible
LEIMAY Performing in Madrid, today and tomorrow! →
Co-artistic directors of CAVE, Ximena Garnica and... →
121 Dance Project
Katie Griffler is a good friend of CAVE. She has just launched the website for her collaborative, interdisciplinary dance theatre project, 121 Dance Project. We think you should take a moment to learn more about it.
121 Dance Project
WatchFootage from previous Butoh Kans.
New York Butoh Kan 2010 Update
CAVE is pleased to announce that it is the recipient of a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. This means that we are able to lower tuition fees for the intensive session at this year’s New York Butoh Kan. In addition, we have extended the early registration deadline to 21 June 2010.
Learn about NYBK 2010 and register today!
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LEIMAY in Spain
Since the end of March, LEIMAY has been touring and teaching throughout Spain. See details of the tour and plan to see them live!
“The world is realized through experience, discovered through questioning, and...”