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Installation of Liquid Reflections

Echo-Lights installed in lower gallery

Main gallery with Waveguide on rear wall

6 May—3 June 2006 Liliane Lijn: Selected Works 1959-1980

Liliane Lijn is a leading pioneer and exponent of kinetic art: this exhibition featured works from 1959 to the early 1980s, selected to present a microcosm of the scope of her on-going explorations and experiments with light, movement, words, film, liquids and industrial materials. Lijn's work featured in the Tate exhibitions A Summer of Love (2005) and This Was Tomorrow: Art and the '60s (2004). In 2005, an important mid-career retrospective of her work was held at the Mead Gallery, University of Warwick Arts Centre. The exhibition, curated by Dr David Alan Mellor, was accompanied by the publication of his monograph. This exhibition at England & Co was selected by Dr Mellor in collaboration with Jane England and provided a London launch for this important book. For more works from the exhibition and a biography, go to Artist’s page> Right: First page of the magazine published by England & Co to accompany the exhibition, inspired by the 1960s publication Signals

Private view… Dr David Alan Mellor with Dr Sarah Wilson of the Courtauld Institute

… Jane England, Liliane Lijn and Dr David Alan Mellor

… and artists Stuart Brisley, Liliane Lijn and Gustav Metzger