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All 10 /Performance & Interactive 10

Through Which The Light Passes: Yong Min Cho’s performance with Liliane Lijn

Performance 28 March 2021 at Ragged School Museum
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Power Game with Liliane Lijn at TATE Modern

Live performance with Liliane Lijn Friday 6 December 2019 Tate Exchange Level 5, Blatavnik Building Tate Modern
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Spiralling: a response to the works of Liliane Lijn by Yong Min Cho

4th October 2019
18:30 - 21.00

Liliane Lijn Studio

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Crossing Map (Performance), 2011 / 2014

Liliane Lijn read the entire 15 Songs of her visionary book Crossing Map for Resonance 104.4 FM in collaboration with sound artist Sharon Gal.
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Power Game, Zabludowicz Collection, London

19th April 2012

Originally staged by Liliane Lijn in 1974 and renacted at the ICA in 2009, Power Game is concerned with the power of words and how people interpret meaning depending on their interests and preconceptions.
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Power Game Glasgow, 2011

Power Game Baltic, 2010

Conjunction of Opposites: Lady of the Wild Things and Woman of War, 1986

Two mixed media performing sculptures enact a computer controlled 6 minute drama which includes movement, song, the transformation of sound to light, and a laser display.
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Power Game, 1974 – ongoing

The performance of Power Game holds a mirror to our preconceptions and our fantasies of power.
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Poem Game, 1970

In 1970, Liliane, Liliane Lijn created a deck of 54 of word cards. Each card had one word to a side, ‘the words themselves having come to mind as I wrote them on the cards’. She originally called the cards Keys and invented three games to play with them: a game of power, a game of poetry and a game of divination.
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