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'Powerful and uncompromising' - TerrafeminaThe mainstream conversation surrounding gender equality is a repertoire of violence: harassment

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It speaks of a resilient musician looking for resonance and the history of his people

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Museum Of No Art - A Serpent Called Emit - Tape Wonderground Journal 'Powerful and uncompromising' - TerrafeminaThealchemy of wood and wind membranophones calling oak trees above the clouds tower of sound rainclouds over the horizon a gentle wafting spreads its arms now and then echoing drops of water in the sand in the shadow of a levitating stone dancing flame the blue plant has many colors Museum Of No Art is the pseudonym of the artist and musician Mona Steinwidder. The pieces on the album A Serpent Called Emit document a two year engagement with the clarinet