To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg is presenting its extensive collection of contemporary art in what will be the largest survey of it to date. It includes more than 600 installations, groups of works, and large individual works of art in all media, dating back to the crucial year of 1968. The spectrum of the 100 artists ranges from Franz Ackermann, Doug Aitken, and Firelei Baez, to Mithu Sen and Sam Taylor-Johnson, all the way to Jeff Wall and Thomas Zipp. This elaborate, lavishly illustrated vol- ume gathers texts written by about 100 international authors- curators, directors, gallerists, collectors, and architects- on the artists in the collection. It achieves a multifaceted, over all pic- ture of the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg's exquisite collection, as well as an impressive panorama of contemporary art from 1968 to the present.

This project monograph records Gerwald Rockenschaub's installation at the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg. Rockenschaub installed a 216-foot wall covered with 385 colorful pictograms made of adhesive foil, that resemble a strange hybrid of computer icons and Egyptian hieroglyphs. Here, the entire work is reproduced as installed.