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15 Vorwort 17 Preface 19 Now, at the Latest 21 Now, at the Latest 27 15 Vorwort 17 Preface 19 Now, At The Latest 21 Now, At The Latest 27 Storyboard. Über die Arbeit mit Bildern 35 Storyboard. On Work with Pictures von / by Heike Maier-Rieper 209 Kunst als Perpetuum mobile. Vom Sinn einer Sammlung in einem Unternehmen 217 Art as a “Perpetuum Mobile”. On the Significance of a Corporate Collection von / by Wolfgang Ullrich Now, A t The Latest, Ausstellung / Exhibition 417 Biografien von Künstlerinnen & Künstlern Artists’ Biographies 425 Biografien von Autorinnen & Autoren Authors’ Biographies 438 Impressum / Imprint 51 Uli Aigner 154 Subodh Gupta 287 Walter Niedermayr 51 Pawel Althamer 155 Nilbar Güre§ 288 Marzena Nowak 52 Uri Aran 160 Andreas Gursky 292 Oswald Oberhuber 56 Richard Artschwager 161 Dmitry Gutov/David Riff 303 Walter Obholzer 57 Lutz Bacher 168 Julia Haller 303 Melik Ohanian 60 Phyllida Barlow 172 Hanayo 304 Paulina Olowska 61 Josef Bauer 172 Jitka Hanzlova 306 Roman Ondak 70 Bitter/Weber 175 Mona Hatoum 307 Boris Ondreicka 71 Karla Black 175 Jeppe Hein 307 Anatoly Osmolovsky 74 Eva Bodnar 175 Herbert Hinteregger 307 Christodoulos Panayiotou 74 Monica Bonvicini 176 Hodel, Schumacher, Clavadetscher 309 Philippe Parreno 75 Mihut Boscu Kafchin 176 Christine und Irene Hohenbüchler 309 Goran Petercol 80 Luchezar Boyadjiev 177 Carsten Höher 309 Elizabeth Peyton 84 Matthew Brannon 178 Vlatka Horvat 310 Emilie Pitoiset 84 Angela Bulloch 184 Huang Yong Ping 310 Agnieszka Polska 85 Mircea Cantor 184 Christian Hutzinger 311 Franz Pomassl 85 Ernst Caramelie 184 Fabrice Hybert 311 Lisi Ponger & Tim Sharp 85 Maurizio Cattelan 185 Anna Jermolaewa 312 Florian Pumhösl 86 Aline Cautis 190 Chris Johanson 313 Gerwald Rockenschaub 88 Olga Chernysheva 190 Katarzyna Jözefowicz 314 Ugo Rondinone 89 Clegg & Guttmann 190 Johanna Kandl 314 Constanze Ruhm 94 Attila Csörgö 195 Mikhail Karikis & Uriel Orlow 314 And Sala 98 Josef Dabernig 198 Mike Kelley 314 Wilhelm Sasnal 98 Thomas Demand 198 Herwig Kempinger 315 Markus Schinwald 99 Carola Dertnig 199 William Kentridge 318 Nino Sekhniashvili 106 Mark Dion 199 Szymon Kobylarz 324 Steven Shearer 107 Mark Dion & Dana Sherwood225 Jakob Kolding 324 Ann-Sofi Siden 112 Uros Djuric 230 Moussa Kone 325 Andreas Siekmann 112 Peter Doig 230 Koo Jeong-a 325 Andreas Slominski 113 Trisha Donnelly 231 Markus Krottendorfer 326 Melanie Smith 113 Marlene Dumas 231 Elke Krystufek 326 Nedko Solakov 113 Jimmie Durham 232 Hans Kupelwieser 328 Jasper Spicero & Bunny Rogers 114 Theresa Eipeldauer 233 Nicolas Lamas 334 Margherita Spiluttini 122 Röza El-Hassan 236 Guillaume Leblon 334 Rudolf Stingel 128 Olafur Eliasson 236 Yuri Leiderman 335 Kamen Stoyanov 128 Haris Epaminonda 237 Sonia Leimer 339 Ingeborg Strobl 129 Ay§e Erkmen 246 Anita Leisz 339 Philip Taaffe 140 Cerith Wyn Evans 248 Sol LeWitt 340 Sam Taylor-Johnson 140 Angus Fairhurst 248 Atelier van Lieshout 340 Wolfgang Tillmans 141 Werner Feiersinger 248 Joep van Lieshout 341 Philipp Timischl 141 Hans-Peter Feldmann 249 Little Warsaw 350 Rirkrit Tiravanija 141 Peter Fischli/David Weiss 252 Thomas Locher 354 Adrien Tirtiaux 142 Vadim Fiskin 252 Ines Lombardi 357 Milica Tomic 142 Jean-Pascal Flavien 253 Marko Lulic 357 Rosemarie Trockel 143 Sylvie Fleury 254 Constantin Luser 358 Andra Ursuta 143 Andreas Fogarasi 258 Marcin Maciejowski 362 Nadim Vardag 144 Bernard Prize 258 Mahony 362 LucaVitone 144 Ryan Gander 263 David Maljkovic 363 Kay Walkowiak 144 Marcus Geiger 263 Marepe 368 Franz Erhard Walther 145 Gelatin 264 Dorit Margreiter 372 Christoph Weber 148 An tanas Gerlikas 265 Christian Mayer 376 Clemens von Wedemeyer 152 Simryn Gill 270 Christoph Meier 376 Lois Weinberger 152 Liam Gillick 282 Simon Dybbroe Möller 380 Franz West 153 Douglas Gordon 282 Sarah Morris 380 Sue Williams 153 Franz Graf 282 Alois Mosbacher 381 Erwin Wurm 154 Joseph Grigely 283 Jean-Luc Moulene 381 Peter Zimmermann 154 Asta Gröting 283 Christian Philipp Müller 381 Heimo Zobernig 154 Sakshi Gupta 286 Muntean/Rosenblum 387 X - Extras.
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