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Nora Chipaumire
Feb. 23 — Feb. 26, 2012

Nora Chipaumire and Souleymane Badolo / Tangente
Montreal, Canada
A People's Potluck in Elmhurst, Queens.^46 WeDaPeoples Cabaret 2010 at Harlem Stage.^46 Edivaldo Ernesto in David Zambrano's Soul Project. Photo by Anja Hitzenberger.^492 Faustin Linyekula's more more more... future. Photo by Agathe Poupeney.^10 Nora Chipaumire. Photo by Susy Simonetto.^494 Dean Moss' Nameless forest. Photo by Paula Court.^49 Tommy Shepard, Marc Bamuthi Joseph and Theaster Gates in rbGb^1

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This spring Ralph Lemon transcends disciplinary boundaries again with a show at The Studio Museum in Harlem of photographs and video from his years long work with Walter Carter.

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As you enjoy seeing all the ways we define MAPP, we hope that you will consider a donation and help us expand the meaning of art and dialogue in our communities, our nation and our world.

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Nora Chipaumire returns to EMPAC (Troy, NY) next month for two weeks with her MIRIAM collaborators. Omar Sosa aims to create a first draft of the score while there.

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Dean Moss' Nameless forest is "a success on multiple levels defying a single interpretation... it's a work that keeps expanding within the mind long after it's over." Read more...
 
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MAPP International Productions is dedicated to developing functional, sustainable environments for artists to create, premiere and tour performing arts projects.  We provide support and opportunities for challenging artistic voices to be fully heard and engaged by bringing together arts, humanities and public dialogue.  This means not only placing live work on the stages of performing arts venues worldwide, but also creating opportunities for discussion, learning and civic engagement that encourage appreciation of different cultures and perspectives.  We nurture contemporary artists who reside and create in many parts of the world, embracing multidirectional infiltration and invigoration, and contributing to the U.S.'s role as a valued partner in a global creative community.