nora chipaumire – Infinities Commission 2026
nora chipaumire pays respect to the Shona creation story of gadzi for Tate Modern’s Infinities Commission 2026
Zimbabwe’s Struggle Inspires Dancer
nora chipaumire grew up in Zimbabwe, a nation ruled for the last 28 years by a man President Bush calls a “discredited dictator.” Now living in the U.S., chipaumire is using her country’s past and present struggles to inspire her on the stage. Interview by Rachel Martin
Exclusive Q&A: Dancer/Choreographer Nora Chipaumire
By Flavorwire Staff
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Interview by Lauren Bakst
Becoming Invisible in Public: An Interview with nora chipaumire
nora chipaumire is at the forefront of contemporary dance. Ethan Philbrick (Anna Deavere Smith Works Curatorial Assistant) and chipaumire recently sat down for a conversation about her work following her performance of The Last Heifer at Danspace in Manhattan.
About nora chipaumire
Zimbabwe-born choreographer, a dancer of extraordinary presence and visceral power, re-thinks the way bodies transmit ancient, tribal, ethnic, colonial, modern, and post-modern cultural information, igniting the dialogue between performer and audience. Interview by Irene Borger
In ‘Miriam’, nora chipaumire considers Africa and women
By Janine Parker
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Interviewed by Siobhan Burke
Dambudzo
By Léa Poiret