Irina Bogoslovskaya specializes in the textiles and decorative arts of Central Asia. For many years she was Senior Research Associate at the National Art Museum of Uzbekistan, and her research has focused on traditional weaving, costume and folk art.
Archive of Jozan Magazine's articles that concern or mention Irina Bogoslovskaya:
Organized by Chris Martens, the panel Central Asian Textiles: Politics and Process was particularly stimulating with papers by Elmira Gyul, Irina Bogoslovskaya, Stephanie Bunn, and David and Sue Richardson. The panel was well conceived and resulted in a standing-room-only crowd!
The Textile Society of America’s 13th Biennial Symposium “Textiles and Politics” will take place 19-22 September 2012 in Washington DC. Jozan Magazine has asked Michele Hardy, TSA Director of External Relations, to tell more about this interesting event.
The Central Asia lectures were divided in two morning sessions 17 June 2011. Dennis Dodds and Elena Tsareva were moderators and the lecturers included Christiane Martens, Clive Rogers, Elena Tsareva, Irina Bogoslovskaya, Elmira Gyul and Jeff Spurr.
ICOC Stockholm 16-19 June 2011 includes an extensive and exciting academic program.