
Liliane Lijn: Poem Machines, 1962-1968, published by the National Art Library V&A Museum, 1993
Catalogue of the exhibition held at the National Art Library, 20 April - 31 July 1993, curated by Jan van der Wateren (keeper of The National Art Library, V&A Museum).
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Imagine the Goddess: Liliane Lijn, published by Fischer Fine Art, 1987
Catalogue published on the occasion of Lijn's solo exhibition Imagine the Goddess: Liliane Lijn, at Fischer Fine Art Gallery, London, March - April 1987. The catalogue includes an essay by Jasia Reichardt and an opening artist statement by Lijn.
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Liliane Lijn: Heads, published by Galerie Peter Ludwig, Köln, 1985
7 cards with artwork images on one side and a related text on the reverse, all held in specially printed envelope. Published on the occasion of the 1985 exhibition Liliane Lijn: Heads, sculptures, drawings and holograms.
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Crossing Map, published by Thames & Hudson Ltd, London and New York, 1983. By arrangement with Edition Hansjorg Mayer, Stuttgart.
Crossing Map is an illustrated prose poem by Liliane Lijn in which Lijn explores the idea that the human mind is disposed of a vast supply of untapped energy. What would it be like, Lijn posits, to inhabit a world in which humans became light? Crossing is the point where meeting occurs. Meeting leads to exchange and that is the basis of all relationships.
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Six Throws of the Oracular Keys, Collection Unfinitude curated by Angeline Neveu, edition de la Nepe, Paris, 1981
Six Throws of the Oracular Keys is a book of poems written in the summer of 1974. Each poem was written by a random dealing of the deck of cards Lijn invented in 1970, entitled Keys.
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Liliane Lijn: Recent Work, published by Central Art Gallery, Wolverhampton, 1979
A catalogue published by Central Art Gallery, Wolverhampton on the occasion of the 1979 exhibition Liliane Lijn: Recent Work. The catalogue is designed by Asa Benveniste and includes an introductory text by Lijn.
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Beyond Light: Liliane Lijn, Bill Culbert, published by Serpentine Gallery, 1977
The catalogue was published on the occasion of the 1977 exhibition organised by Sue Grayson. It includes an interview with Liliane Lijn conducted in her studio in 1976 by Asa Benveniste.
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Liliane Lijn, published by LYC Museum, Cumbria, 1976
The exhibition booklet was printed and published by LYC Museum in 1976 on the occasion of the solo exhibition Liliane Lijn. The exhibition ran from July 3rd to July 30th, 1976, and showcased Lijn's pioneering 1960s Poem Machines and Koans as part of the Cumbrian gallery's radical programming under Chinese artist Li Yuan-chia.
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Flikker book No 6 by Liliane Lijn, published by Alecto International, 1972
Lijn's book in the “Flikker Book” series was produced by Alecto for the Museum of Modern Art in New York. It includes nine volumes, each created by a different artist, with the goal of combining visual art and motion through simple animations.
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Liliane Lijn 1970, published by Hanover Gallery, London, 1970
A catalogue, formatted as a leporello book, to accompany Liliane Lijn’s first major solo exhibition in Britain, at London's Hanover Gallery, January 13 to February 13, 1970.
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