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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