
Sunstar at Mt. Wilson
30 June - 1 July 2018
Pasadena, Griffith Observatory, LA - USA
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Sunstar, 2018
Sunstar is a large-scale interactive solar installation in the landscape that makes the solar spectrum visible as a brilliantly clear light on the horizon, just at the meeting point of earth and sky.
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Holding Stone, 2018
A limited edition produced in an industrial foundry that has operated for more than 100 years in Piraeus, Greece.
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Antidote Box, 2018
A sculpture produced for the 3rd International Mykonos Bienniale, titled 'Trans Allegoria' curated by Lydia Venieri.
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Crystal Koan, 2018
Koan is a Japanese word for a paradoxical riddle given to young Buddhist monks as aids for meditation. They are a continuous theme in Lijn’s work.
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Converse Column: new public art commission
The University of Leeds has commissioned Liliane Lijn to create a new work of public art for its campus.
Autumn 2018
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Autumn 2018
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Entropic Data, 2016-2017
A series of collages made with exhibition invitations from galleries.
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Tulip Mine, 2017
A limited edition print produced for the touring exhibition and portfolio Turkish Tulips by the House of Fairytales.
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Front Row @ BBC Radio 4
1st December 2016
The City Sculpture Projects 1972 was a six-month initiative to bring contemporary sculpture to the streets of Britain's cities. Curator Dr Jon Wood, one of the original artists Liliane Lijn, and Professor Susan Tebby who worked on the project in Sheffield, look back at the concept.
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The City Sculpture Projects 1972 was a six-month initiative to bring contemporary sculpture to the streets of Britain's cities. Curator Dr Jon Wood, one of the original artists Liliane Lijn, and Professor Susan Tebby who worked on the project in Sheffield, look back at the concept.
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Power Game edition
November 2016
Power Game is a boxed limited edition of two games and an oracle. It comes in a numbered, signed and dated edition of 100. It is made up of the full set of 108 word cards that Liliane Lijn invented in 1970.
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Power Game is a boxed limited edition of two games and an oracle. It comes in a numbered, signed and dated edition of 100. It is made up of the full set of 108 word cards that Liliane Lijn invented in 1970.
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Spinning Dolls, 2016
Il Museo della Canapa, Sant’Anatolia di Narco in Italy has commissioned the permanent installation titled Spinning Dolls.
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No True Understanding of Light Without Darkness: Audio interview with Nicky Hodge
Audio interview with Nicky Hodge, Curator of Information and Research, Government Art Collection
"In an audio interview with Liliane Lijn, which took place in her north London studio in 2013, the leading international artist gives us an insight into her unique career".
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"In an audio interview with Liliane Lijn, which took place in her north London studio in 2013, the leading international artist gives us an insight into her unique career".
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Liliane Lijn: Crossing Map / Glittering in The Sun @ Deutschlandradio Kultur
Sunday 8th November 2015 at 5:30pm UK time
A bilingual extended radio drama produced from Crossing Map (1983), Liliane Lijn’s visionary epic song cycle, is performed on Deutschlandradio Kultur.
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A bilingual extended radio drama produced from Crossing Map (1983), Liliane Lijn’s visionary epic song cycle, is performed on Deutschlandradio Kultur.
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Lost Koan on display at Jubilee Park
21 October - 13 November 2015
Lost Koan (2007) at Jubilee Park, Canary Wharf as part of the Multiple Store @ Canary Wharf exhibition
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Lost Koan (2007) at Jubilee Park, Canary Wharf as part of the Multiple Store @ Canary Wharf exhibition
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Winning Words, 2014
Winning Words editions are based on Lijn’s Oracular Keys, a set of cards created in 1964 for the first staging of her Power Game performance, at the Royal College of Art
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S/HE, 2014
A linguistic intertwining of gender in nine languages.
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