By Scott Reyburn COLCHESTER, England — Michael Landy is a British artist best-known for a project in which he systematically inventoried all 7,227 of his personal possessions. Then ...

The exhibition will present new work by the artists responding to Naples and its history, alongside a selection of works spanning the last three decades of the artists’ careers, reflecting their ...

And then what do you do with it all? These are a few of the questions Michael Landy asks in his exhibition “ Art Bin” at South London Gallery through March 14. “Art Bin” doesn’t just ...

A new exhibition in Basel presents the work of Michael Landy, who, in 2001, famously destroyed everything he owned as a piece of performance art. Alastair Sooke meets him. One day in the ‘90s ...

Today marks the 20th anniversary of Break Down (2001), Michael Landy’s dramatic performance work that involved him pulverising all his worldly possessions—from a Saab 900 car to a single tea ...

This sparsity is no surprise given the artist famously destroyed all his ... What does a home mean to you? Michael Landy: All I really wanted was a space to think, which is hard to come by in ...

The artist Michael Landy has unveiled a new piece in East Bank—a cultural and education quarter at the heart of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford in east London—which brings a dying ...

What happens if you give an artist with a penchant for destroying things free rein in the National Gallery? Chris Harvey finds out. Michael Landy with some of the kinetic sculptures he has created ...

A new exhibition in Basel presents the work of Michael Landy, who, in 2001, famously destroyed everything he owned as a piece of performance art. Alastair Sooke meets him. One day in the ‘90s ...

Artist Michael Landy, who once destroyed his possessions in the name of art, has turned a gallery into a giant bin for the disposal of artworks. Over the next six weeks, hundreds of works by artists ...

This sparsity is no surprise given the artist famously destroyed all his ... What does a home mean to you? Michael Landy: All I really wanted was a space to think, which is hard to come by in ...