Since September 2004, the presentation at the MAK Depot of Contemporary Art in Vienna’s Arenbergpark flak tower includes the entire ground floor. The collection focusing on cars as its subject –Hans Kupelwieser (“Metallomobil”), Franz West (“Par Bleu”), Hiro Yamagata (object from “Earthly Paradise”) – has been extended by objects by Dejanoff & Heger (“Quite Normal Luxury”), Birgit Jürgenssen (“Ich weiß nicht”), and Erwin Wurm (“Fat Car”). Erwin Wurm, Fat Car, 2001/02 Inv. no. GK 281/2003		Peter Friedl, Badly Organzied, 2003 Inv. no. GK 280/2003 In addition, installations by Peter Friedl (“Badly Organized”), Marko Lulic (“Hart und Weich Nr. 1”), and Brigitte Kowanz (“Vergessen”) are shown in these newly available spaces. Especially Brigitte Kowanz’s work relates to the specific context of the antiaircraft tower and its history and meaning. Brigitte Kowanz, Vergessen (Forgotten), 2001 Inv. no. GK 276/2003, Donation Brigitte Kowanz		Also to be seen at the MAK Depot of Contemporary Art is the installation by Ilya & Emilia Kabakov "Not everyone will be taken into the future". Ilya und Emilia Kabakov, Not everyone will be taken into the future, 2001 (Installation 2002) Inv. no. GK 231/2001, Permanent loan Sammlung Geyer & Geyer GmbH, Vienna [back]