Tag: Liliane Lijn

  • Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet

    From a dress made from 200 lightbulbs to works made by computer, the Tate takes us on a dizzying, dense trip through half a century of electrically augmented art, fretted with optimism for a future that never came

  • Material Poetry

    The works here riff on the interplay between text and images, between the tangible and the conceptual , blurring the line between the abstract nature of language and the concrete world it often describes

  • Liliane Lijn: Arise Alive

    This not-to-be-missed exhibition includes a lifetime of Lijn’s works, providing new insights into her artistic vision and capacity to bridge the human and the technological in an elegant and affective fashion

  • Making New Worlds: Li Yuan-chia and Friends

    Conviviality and friendship shine through this group show exploring the works of Li Yuan-chia and that of the artist friends he showed at his LYC Museum and Art Gallery in Cumbria. Plus: contemporary artists reflect on his legacy  

  • A Spirit Inside

    Anchoring this jewel of a show is a diminutive work by Dora Carrington and, like the rest of the selection of works by female artists here, it is grouped with immense care and attention, allowing for unexpected dialogues between quite…

  • Ilse Garnier: a e i o u and Concrete Experience

    Two exhibitions now on at the museum relate to text-based works by female poets of the second half of the 20th century. The result is, in part, spellbinding

  • Flesh Arranges Itself Differently

    Drawing from two remarkable collections of contemporary art and medical and scientific discovery, this exhibition at The Hunterian shows how representations of anatomy, technology, spirituality and mortality have shifted through the ages

  • Joseph Hillier – video interview: ‘Figurative sculpture in a public space presents a real opportunity to stir something in people’

    Sculptor Joseph Hillier talks about his most ambitious project to date, its design, and what it takes to construct a bronze that weighs 9.5 tonnes

  • City Sculpture Projects 1972

    Two of the 14 original sculptures are accompanied by other work from that time, alongside maquettes and models, and documentation from a special edition of Studio International produced to accompany the 1972 project

  • William S Burroughs: Can you all hear me?

    The October Gallery’s exhibition explores the legacy of novelist and artist William S Burroughs, and shows work by those he influenced, including Brion Gysin, Liliane Lijn, Genesis P-Orridge