Interview
2021 | Text in Russian | Read
Interview with the winners of the Nova Art 8 contest: on participation in the competition and the development of the topic| Mikhail Levin, obdn.ru
2021 | Video in Russian | See
Video interview for the Smart Wednesday project | Alexey Glazyrin, EverJazz club
2020 | Text in Russian | Read
“Relations with all participants in the artistic process should be based on mutual respect” | Tatyana Sukhareva, ArtGuide
2019 | Text in Russian | Read
“Work Never Stops”: interview about exhibition experience | Ekaterina Vasilyeva, Wall-online.ru
2018 | Text in Russian | Read
“I’m already tired of these I-stories”: The conversation with Natalia Baluta is timed to the Dust Jacket exhibition at the Typography Center for Contemporary Art | aroundart.org
2017 | Text in Russian | Read
“Contemporary art in Chelyabinsk is like an island in the finale of Solaris” | Dmitry Bavilsky, The Art Newspaper Russia
2015 | Text in Russian | Read
Photo on a hanger: an interview with artist Anastasia Bogomolova about her project Lookbook, photography and fashion | Daria Tuminas, Blueprint
2014 | Text in English | Read
In Your Shoes (and Dresses) — Kazakh Photographer Wears Her Mother’s Old Outfits from the Soviet Era | FotoRoom
Criticism
“Bogomolova is far from the optimism of experimenters who create hybrid families with lichens, ducks and electricity. The gender-neutral body in the photographs of the Assemblage serves not as a statement of binarity, but as a neurotic breakthrough into the times beyond gender and, as a result, beyond exploitation.”
Valentin Dyakonov on the Assemblage project | The text was written based on the results of a collective interview within the “Shishim Hill” art residence
2020 | Text in English | PDF
“I prefer to reflect on this project not only in terms of its final ‘assemblage’ result - crossbreeding, a merge of two realities — but as a catalog of observations, a new herbarium.”
Olga Bubich on the Assemblage project | The text was written based on the results of a collective interview within the “Shishim Hill” art residence
2020 | Text in English | PDF
“Assemblage is a fraud project: it is easy to interpret it as an invitation to talk about physicality, femininity, or, please no, about body positivity. In fact, it is talking about the experience of a non-human language, where photography is only documenting.”
Ilmira Bolotyan on the Assemblage project | The text was written based on the results of a collective interview within the “Shishim Hill” art residence
2020 | Text in English | Read
“Anastasia Bogomolova is an artist of the archive in the most complex sense of this concept: as a mobile, ever-developing system of connections between man and things, between a researcher and an event, between memory and the history of the planet.”
“Sensual archive of a paranoid” | Alisa Sycheva, Art Platform
2020 | Text in English | Read
“In the two ongoing projects ‘Under the Dome’ and ‘Assemblage’, the artist abandons the familiar topics of memory and archive. Today she does not interpret the story of Another, but she experiences an event, invented or real.”
“Landscapisms of Anastasia Bogomolova” | Anna Legotina, Art Platform
Catalogues & Exhibitions
2018 | Text in Russian | Read
On the project “Under the Dome”: a text for the personal exhibition, OkNo gallery | Svetlana Shlyapnikova
2018 | Text in English | Read
On the project Lookbook: a text for The Fabric of Felicity exhibition | Ekaterina Lazareva
2014 | Text in English and Italian | PDF
Оn the Recall project: text for the Bitume festival | Gioia Perrone
2017 | Text in English | Read
On the project Bakal: a text for the Garage Triennial of Russian Contemporary Art | Ilmira Bolotyan
Other
2022 | Text in English | Read
Sergey Guskov. «Time of crisis brings new self-organized artist initiatives in Russia» | Russian Art Focus
2014 | Text in Russian | Read
Evgenia Abramova. “Punch and Judy: Trickster and/or Trickster?” | Illustration by Anastasia Bogomolova for the Garage Reflections
2020 | Text in English | Read
Calvert Curated: Profile | Calvert Journal
2014 | Text in Russian | See
Like a mom: Anastasia Bogomolova’s Lookbook | Big Picture
