(b Bristol, 2 June 1945). English sculptor, photographer and painter. He studied at West of England College of Art in Bristol (1962-5) and from 1966 to 1968 at St Martin's School of Art, London, where his fellow students included other artists who were redefining the terms of sculpture in England, among them Hamish Fulton, Jan Dibbets, Gilbert and George and John Hilliard. Within a year of his departure from St Martin's, Long was closely associated with the emergence of a new art form, LAND ART, having already produced such works as A Line Made by Walking (1967; London, Tate), a photograph of the trail left in the grass by walking back and forth in a straight line; another work, England (1968; London, Tate), consists of an X shape made by cutting off the heads of flowers in a field, again presented in the form of a photograph.
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Long, Richard
Cornish Slate Ring
Date: 1984 Movement: Land art Theme: Abstract Technique: Installation
Long, Richard
African Red Stone Circle
Date: 1993 Movement: Land art Theme: Abstract Technique: Installation
Long, Richard
Africa Footprints
Date: 1986 Movement: Land art Theme: Abstract Technique: Other/Unknown
Long, Richard
Norfolk Flint Circle
Date: 1992 Movement: Land art Theme: Abstract Technique: Installation
