Liquid Reflections, Liliane Lijn in Conversation with Laurence Sillars at stage@leeds, November 2026
10 November 5.30pm-7pm
Organised by University of Leeds Cultural Collections & Galleries and Poetry@Leeds.
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Organised by University of Leeds Cultural Collections & Galleries and Poetry@Leeds.
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Hanover Gallery
8 October - 11 December 2026
Ordovas Gallery
25 Savile Row
London
W1S 2ER
Photograph of Koancut, 1969: Stuart Burford
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Ordovas Gallery
25 Savile Row
London
W1S 2ER
Photograph of Koancut, 1969: Stuart Burford
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Cooling Towers, published by Batsford, London 2025
Featuring Liliane Lijn's artwork Industrial Landscapes on the front cover, part of Lijn's 1971 silkscreen series in which the cooling towers are depicted as symbols related to our 'inner landscape'.
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Electric Dreams
31st October 2025 – 10th May 2026
OGR Torino
Corso Castelfidardo, 22
10128 Torino TO, Italy
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OGR Torino
Corso Castelfidardo, 22
10128 Torino TO, Italy
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Liliane Lijn. Arise Alive, published by Walther and Franz König, Cologne, 2024
A catalogue published on the occasion of Liliane Lijn's major survey exhibition “Liliane Lijn. Arise Alive” at Haus der Kunst, Munich; mumok, Vienna; and Tate St. Ives.
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Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960 – 1991, published by Mudam Luxembourg and Walther König, 2025
A catalogue to accompany the exhibition – curated by Michelle Cotton and organized by Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, and Mudam Luxembourg – featuring Liliane Lijn's artwork, Man is Naked, 1965.
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Light and Flow: Liliane Lijn’s Crossing Map Drawings, published by The Drawing Institute at The Morgan Library and Museum, New York, 2024
A scholarly research project, lecture and publication by Jennifer Mundy, which centres on Liliane Lijn's 1983 artist book, Crossing Map.
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Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet, Tate Publishing, 2024
An exhibition book which features Liliane Lijn's artworks, Prism Flares, 1967, Lines of Power, 1983, and The Bride, 1988, alongside works by artists from across Asia, Europe and the Americas, from the 1950s to the early 1990s.
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