'Everything Must Go!' is the first major monograph of Michael Landy's work, spanning 20 years of his career. Richly illustrated in full colour, this book surveys his earliest work including lesser-known sculptures such as 'Sovereign' shown at Freeze in 1988, to large scale installations 'Market' at Building One in London, 'Closing Down Sale' at Karsten Schubert Ltd., and 'Scrapheap Services' first shown as part of the exhibition 'Brilliant! New Art from London' in Minneapolis. Other works discussed in detail include the infamous 'Break Down', where Landy destroyed all 7227 of his possessions in a department store on Oxford Street, 'Semi-detached' at Tate Britain, where Landy constructed a full-scale model of his family home, and the project 'H2NY' where Landy made 168 drawings based on a Tinguely sculpture and performance 'Homage to New York'. With over 800 colour images, this 432-page book features essays by Richard Flood, Rochelle Steiner and Richard Shone, and an interview with James Lingwood.