Michael Landy

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Ten years of artists' tube map covers – in pictures
02, May, 2014 @3:26 PM

Art attack at Tate Britain: artists explain why they sabotage
As a new exhibition tracing 500 years of physical attacks on British art opens at the Tate, artists including Douglas Gordon, Michael Landy, Jake and Dinos Chapman and Mark Wallinger explain how destruction can be a starting point for creativity
28, Sep, 2013 @7:00 AM

Michael Landy: Saints Alive – review
Michael Landy's amazing kinetic sculptures at the National are the perfect riposte to those that would doubt him, writes Laura Cumming
Laura Cumming
25, May, 2013 @11:02 PM

Michael Landy unleashes holy terror on the National Gallery – in pictures
Michael Landy's congregation of mechanical martyrs – the culmination of his two-year residency at the National Gallery – is a brilliant black mass of the macabre
Sarah Lee
22, May, 2013 @6:30 PM

Salvaged saints: Michael Landy's martyrs invade the National Gallery
Adrian Searle
22, May, 2013 @6:30 PM

Medieval master Simone Martini comes to London – the week in art
Jonathan Jones: Martini's paintings go on show at the National Gallery and Gerhard Richter sets a world record – all in your weekly art roundup
Jonathan Jones
17, May, 2013 @3:40 PM

Michael Landy: patron saint of destruction
Decapitations, tooth-pullings, chargrillings … the lurid deaths of saints in paintings were what caught Michael Landy's eye when he took over as artist-in-residence at the National Gallery. Charlotte Higgins visits his studio to play with his mechanised martyrs
Charlotte Higgins
29, Apr, 2013 @5:39 PM
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