Piercing butoh: weekly class-workshop & Open Studio-Share Residency Call Dear Friends, Finally after much due time, we will offer ongoing weekly training culminating in public performances at CAVE. The dead line to register for the full semester (Feb-May) is February 6, 2011. We kept this training really really affordable specially for those who want to dive into both sessions. Open call for 7-month studio-share residency (period starts on February first, 2011). The dead line to apply is January 26, 2011. CAVEnexus! Do you know you can find and cultivate a community of artists interested in contemporary visual art and performance right in your computer. Post jobs, housing, work-studio calls, promote your event. Start a conversation, a group, an album, free and open to all: <http://nexus.cavearts.org/> What's going on with the Butoh-Kan workshops? ... Still working on the details but dates seems to be: June 2-16 (first guest teacher), June 23-July 7 (second guest teacher), September 8-22 (third guest teacher) and September 29-October 13 (four guest teacher). CAVE offers for a seven month  subsidized studio-share residency to two individual/groups. Dead Line to apply: January 26, 2011 Residency begins February 1, 2011. For a flat monthly fee of $270 USD, CAVE Subsidized Studio Share Resident artists receive: up to twelve hours per week of rehearsal/private class space; bi-monthly inclusion of their activities on CAVE’s e-mail newsletter; access to Material for the Arts supplies; and the use of one small camcorder and one video projector. For more details and to access the online application form please visit: <http://www.cavearts.org/?p=72> PIERCING BUTOH: Not your regular butoh workshop or training class! Parallel to the Butoh-Kan Training residency, CAVE has developed a new series of ongoing body training and composition classes culminating in public performances at CAVE. During the months of February, March, April and May, every Sunday and Monday  weekly classes will be lead by Daiji Meguro (from Ko Murobushi’s  Ko & Edge butoh company) and  Ximena Garnica (LEIMAY). These two artists have developed their own techniques and philosophy in regards to the body in performance.  This program is developed with the local community in mind and for those who wish to delve into both physical training and performance practice. Registration dead line for full sections: February 6, 2011. Read more by visiting: <http://www.cavearts.org/?p=136> Join! It is free! It is for you! Why to join... Well... You can meet local and international artists from different disciplines, not just dancers, not just musicians, not just painters, not just designers... CAVEnexus is open to all artists working in the contemporary visual and performing arts. You can offer services, sell your art related goods, promote your next gig or find one; show your photos and videos inside a specialized community. You might start a conversation, share your resources... Anything we haven't mentioned but you think can happen within this online community go ahead and make it happen. To start please visit: <http://nexus.cavearts.org/> You are receiving this email because you are in CAVE mailing list. You can always if you wish to stop getting emails from CAVE! Just look for the orange link below this message. CAVE 58 Grand Street Brooklyn, New York 11211 CAVE is now one of the longest running experimental arts spaces in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. An interdisciplinary and international workplace for emerging and established artists. CAVE endeavors to establish an environment that attracts, provokes, and supports exchange, generative confrontation, and collaboration among artists and audiences from diverse cultures and artistic backgrounds. CAVE provides an explorative arena and support system to sustain the artistic work of its resident and community artists by: hosting studio workspace, affordable loddings, educational programs, performance and exhibition opportunities; assisting the realization of projects and artistic productions that support risk-taking in the visual, media, performing and interdisciplinary arts. CAVE is the home of LEIMAY projects by artists Shige Moriya and Ximena Garnica. © 2011 CAVE All rights reserved.