1995, Erasmus is Late, Book Works, London.  



1995, Ibuka!, Kunstlerhaus Stuttgart.



1997, McNamara Papers, Le Consortium, Dijon & Kunstverein in Hamburg.



1998, Discussion Island/Big Conference Centre, Kunstverein Ludwigsburg, Orchard Gallery, Derry.



1998, Ein Rückblick aus dem Jahre 2000 auf 1887, Galerie für Zetigennössische Kunst, Leipzig.



2000, Liam Gillick, Okagon/Lukas & Sternberg. 



2000, Five or Six, Sternberg Press, Berlin.



2002, Literally No Place, Book Works, London.



2002, The Wood Way , Whitechapel Gallery, London. 



2004, Underground (Fragments of Future Histories), Import (mfc-michèle didier & les presses du réel), Brussels.



2005, McNamara Motel, CAC Malaga.



2006, Liam Gillick and Lilian Haberer, Factories in the Snow, JRP|Ringier, Zurich.



2007, Proxemics; Selected Writings
(1988-2006), JRP|Ringier, Zurich.



2009, All Books, Book Works, London.


2009, Liam Gillick: Deutscher Pavillion La Biennale Di Venezia, Sternberg Press, Berlin.


2009, Meaning Liam Gillick, MIT Press, Cambridge.



2010, One long walk… Two short piers… Kunst-und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn, Snoeck Verlag, Koln. 



2010, Pourquoi Travailler? Three Star Books, Paris.



2011, Liam Gillick and Lawrence Weiner: A Syntax of Dependency, Mousse Publishing, Milan.



2014, From 199A to 199D, JRP-Ringier/Bard Hessel Museum/Magasin.



2016, What’s What in a Mirror, Dublin City Gallery
The Hugh Lane.



2016, Campaign, Museu Serralves, Porto. 



2016, Industry and Intelligence: Contemporary Art Since 1820, Columbia University Press , New York.


2017, Workplace Aesthetics, CAC, Vilnius.



2018, There Should be Fresh Springs, Gallery Baton, Seoul.



2019, Schreibtischuhr , Meyer Kainer, Vienna.



2019, Half a Complex, Hatje Cantz, Berlin.



2020, Standing On Top of a Building, Madre Museum, Naples.



2021, Between Fable and Parable, Ora et Lege
Broumov Monastery, 2021



2021, Like a Moth to a Flame, OGR / Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo / Corraini Edizioni, Torino.



2021, The Work Life Effect, Gwangju Museum of Art.



2022, Farbe ist Programm, Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn.



2022, ‘A Max De Vos’, Bozar, Brussels.



2023, Liam Gillick, Filtered Time, Pergamon Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.


© Liam Gillick 2024