
Early Events: Five Narrative Sculptures, 1996 – 2000
Summerhall, 2017
Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition Liliane Lijn
Early Events: Five Narrative Sculptures
Curated by Gabriella Daris
Summerhall, Edinburgh
2nd August – 24th September 2017
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Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition Liliane Lijn
Early Events: Five Narrative Sculptures
Curated by Gabriella Daris
Summerhall, Edinburgh
2nd August – 24th September 2017
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Liliane Lijn: Early Work, 1961-69
RCM Galerie, 2015
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Earth Body Art
Museo Civico di Santa Croce, Umbertide, Italy, 2013
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Cosmic Dramas
mima, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, 2012
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ATOMNOTES by Liliane Lijn
Published by Piece of Paper Press
14th September 2010
In 1967, inspired by analogies formulated from her scientific readings, between the structure and behaviour of matter with that of human beings, Liliane Lijn began writing them down in her notebook under the heading Atom-Man Notes.
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Liliane Lijn ‘Stardust’
Riflemaker, 2008
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Selected Works 1959 – 1980
England & Co, 2006
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Selected Works 1959 – 2005
Austin Desmond, 2006
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Works 1959 – 80
Mead Gallery, 2005
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Light and Memory
Thames & Hudson, London, 2002
This catalogue is published to accompany the exhibition Liliane Lijn: Light and Memory at Rocca di Umbertide, Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea, Perugia, Italy, 29 June – 12 September 2002
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This catalogue is published to accompany the exhibition Liliane Lijn: Light and Memory at Rocca di Umbertide, Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea, Perugia, Italy, 29 June – 12 September 2002
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First Words, 2000
Lijn’s plan is to collect 2000 first words: a word for each year since the birth of Christ. The ‘children’ in question can be grownups now as long as their first word is either remembered or documented.
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Liliane Lijn: Koans
Galerie Lara Vincy, 1997
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Her Mother’s Voice, 1996-98
In Her Mother’s Voice Lijn asked her mother to remember her life. She then transcribed the oral tapes, endeavouring to retain the unique character of her voice. Her Mother's Voice focuses on memory and an individual's history, which is also the history of the artist and on a broader scale that of the forced exoduses and resettlements of a generation of Russian and European Jews.
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Liliane Lijn: Poem Machines, 1962-1968
National Art Library, Victoria & Albert Museum, 1993
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Imagine the Goddess: Liliane Lijn
Fischer Fine Art, 1987
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