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 ...

He called the project Break Down. Break Down, Michael Landy, 2001. An Artangel commission/Parisa Taghizadeh In 2001, Michael Landy destroyed all of his belongings – including his Saab 900 Turbo ...

Michael Landy: I was at home in Tabard Street and ... so I was armed and primed to deal with that. JS: How did “Break Down” work? ML: We created these guidelines to break everything down ...

A London installation artist is reducing every possession he has to dust on as part of an exhbition called Break Down. Michael Landy, 37, will shred or granulate everything from socks to family ...

Image The performance of “Break Down,” in 2001. Over two weeks, Landy destroyed all his possessions in a disused central London department store.Credit...Michael Landy; DACS, London/Artists ...

Break Down – a performance piece inside an empty ... 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 city.

LONDON:Michael Landy, who systematically destroyed all his possessions in his 2001 installation "Break Down," says he had never set foot in the National Gallery before he was chosen as its eighth ...

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 ...

He called the project Break Down. Break Down, Michael Landy, 2001. An Artangel commission/Parisa Taghizadeh In 2001, Michael Landy destroyed all of his belongings – including his Saab 900 Turbo ...

The action, called Break Down, is widely known in Landy ... the consequence of letting down our guard. Michael Landy: Breaking News – New York continues at Sperone Westwater (257 Bowery ...

Break Down – a performance piece inside an empty ... 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 city.