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Samita Sinha
May. 6 — May. 17, 2013

Creative Residency / Ohio State University
Columbus, OH
WeDaPeoples Cabaret 2010 at Harlem Stage.^46 Samita Sinha's Bridge Songs gathering at the Coleman Center for the Arts, York, AL.^46 Marc Bamuthi Joseph in rbGb. Photo by Bethanie Hines.^1 Nora Chipaumire in MIRIAM. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^494 Lars Jan/Early Morning Opera's A SUICIDE BOMBING BY INVITATION ONLY. Photo courtesy the artist.^497 Samita Sinha. Photo by Aram Jibilian.^3465 Nora Chipaumire in MIRIAM. Photo by Isabel Zimmerman.^494

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SINHA_Cipher_CF_2011_AJ6435_0.jpg Samita Sinha heads to Ohio State
MAPP International Artist, Samita Sinha heads to Ohio State University in May for a Creative Residency & the development of her new project: CIPHER.

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Next up for Blink Your Eyes: Creative Dialogue and Discussion exploring the Jayne Cortez & Sekou Sundiata LEGACY at Cave Canem May 14th. RSVP for this free event today!

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BethanieHinesPhotography200adjusted.thumbnail0.jpg rbGb in Washington DC
Marc Bamuthi Joseph's red, black & Green a blues is on the road at the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington DC with performances May 10-12th. For more information visit the website

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somi20.jpg Somi, MAPP artist featured in Park Avenue Armory Under Construction Series
MAPP Artist SOMI will perform works inspired during her Africa Consortium exchange in Nigeria. Park Avenue Armory's Under Construction Series, May 17.
 
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MAPP International Productions is dedicated to developing 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.