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Notes: Monographs and individual artists' exhibition catalogues are not included in this list, except where they are explicitly feminist and provide a key role model for feminist art practice. You can look at exhibitions and anthologies separately by moving to those pages. For authors' last names use capital letter first. For those beginning with "A", type "A" or use the first 3 letters of their last name.
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This results of this search will give all books, exhibition catalogues, magazines and special issues, blogs, websites and women's art organisations for a country, including places of exhibition and publication and is compiled from n.paradoxa's database.

The results list is organised with links to organisations/websites first, then journals, then books and exhibition catalogues by date (with most recent first):

2022 Алиса  Савицкая   She Was as Beautiful as a Russian Landscape / «Она была красива как русский пейзаж» (February 18 – April 17, 2022)  (Russia: Perm Museum of Contemporary Art)   

2022     Leningradski Feminism 1979 : Aktuelle feministische Kunst aus Belarus und Russland: Lada Neoberdina, Viktorija Grebennikowa and Olessja Bessmeltsewa (Kulturwerkstatt Zhaba)  (Halle: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Sachsen-Anhalt)   

2021 Olesi︠a︡  Avramenko   Гендер в советском неофициальном искусстве / Gender v sovetskom neofit︠s︡ialʹnom iskusstve  (Moskva : Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie)   

2017 Tricia  Cusack, Síghle Bhreathnach-Lynch eds  Art, Nation and Gender: Ethnic Landscapes, Myths and Mother-Figures (1st ed. 2003)  (Routledge)   

2015 Ilmira  Bolotyan    A -Art; F – Feminism / I-iskusstvo; F-feminizm  (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation)   

2015 Ilmira Bolotri and Marina Vinnik   Art Feminism: Actual Language  (Rosa Luxemberg Foundation)   

2014 Masha Gessen   Words Will Break Cement: The Passion of Pussy Riot  (Riverhead:Granta )   

2013 Nataliya  Kamenetskaya, Olesya Turkina, Marina Loshak    International Women's Day, 8 March: An Exhibition of Feminist Art (opens 6 March)  (Moscow: Manezh Museum and The Worker and Kolkhoz Woman Museum in Moscow)   

2013 Victoria  Lomasko and Nadia Plungian   Feminist Pencil - 2  (Moscow: ArtPlay)   

2010 Natalya Kamenetskaya and Oksana Sarkisyan ed  Zen d'Art  (Moscow Museum of Modern Art)    More

2007 Irina  Bakanova and Natalya Kamenetskaya   Gender: Aspects of the Visual Arts of Northern and Central Russia  (Russian State University for the Humanities, Museum Center and The Creative Workshop, INO)   

2005 Irene  von Hardenberg (Photos: Reto Guntli)   Künstlerinnen : Atelierbesuche in Berlin, Moskau, New York  (Hildesheim : Gerstenberg )   

2005 Mila  Bredikhina and Katy Deepwell eds  Gender, Theory and Contemporary Art Anthology, 1970-2000 (English title of Russian text)  (Moscow: Rosspen)   

2002 N. Kamenetskaya and L. Iovleva   Femme Art: Women Painting in Russia XV-XX centuries  (Moscow: INO & State Tretyakov Gallery (Text in English and Russian))    More

2001 Matthew  Baigell and Renee Baigell   Peeling Potatoes, Painting Pictures: Women Artists in Post-Soviet Russia, Estonia & Latvia, The First Decade  (New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press)   

2000 Anna Alchuk ed  Women and Visual Marks (English title of Russian book)  (Moscow: Idea)    More

1996 Jo Anna Isaak   Feminism and Contemporary Art: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Laughter  (London: Routledge)    More

1994 Katie  Baldwin and Olga Lipovskaya   Favoritka ... : [vystavka]  (Proshedsheya in Saint Petersburg. Part of the Festival of Women's Art "Not a Muse, but a Creator" ... St. Petersburg, Fresh Air, November 12-20)   

1993 Margarita  Tupitsyn    After Perestroika : Kitchenmaids or Stateswomen  (New York : Independent Curators. Margarita Tupitsyn, curator; essays by Margarita Tupitsyn and Martha Rosler.)   

1992     Heresies vol 26_IdiomA  () 1992 special issue collaboration in English (US) and Russian between these two journals 

     FemInfoTeka  ()   'Feminfoteka' is a self-organised grassroots queer-feminist library and a space for feminist discussions in St Petersburg. 

     Cyber-Femin-Club  ()  now closed. History documented in catalogue Zen D'art (2010) 

     Vera Ermolaeva Foundation of Contemporary Feminist Art Initiatives (Moscow)(until 2015)  ()  initiative of Natalya Eryomenko. (see Youtube video: Presentation at Creative Time Summit, USA