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Machine Woman

Electronic music and works on paper

Machine Woman is the name under which the Russian-born musician Anastasia Vtorova makes experimental techno and house; she is based in the Midlands, UK, and runs the label Take Away Jazz Records. The Joseph Clark Collection holds her work on paper Carbonara, made in nail varnish.

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About the artist

Machine Woman is the name used by Anastasia Vtorova, a Russian-born musician who moved to the UK, spent time in Manchester, Nottingham and London, and studied at Goldsmiths and Westminster (MUTEK Barcelona). She began in punk and noise bands before turning to electronic music, and her techno and house is known for strange, mechanical sounds and joke track titles (FACT). She has released records on Peder Mannerfelt's label, Where To Now? and Ninja Tune's Technicolour imprint, is based in the Midlands, and runs her own label, Take Away Jazz Records (MUTEK Montréal).

Machine Woman is represented in the Joseph Clark Collection by Carbonara, a work in nail varnish on paper, which the collection places within a practice that spans art and experimental electronic music (Joseph Clark Collection).

Sources

  1. MUTEK Barcelona
  2. MUTEK Montréal
  3. FACT
  4. Joseph Clark Collection

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