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Published on the occasion of the 40 year anniversary of Galerie Max Hetzler, this volume documents the breadth of exhibitions held at the gallery since 1974. Tracking the gallery's move across Germany - from Stuttgart to Cologne to Berlin - Remember Everything takes the form of a documentary archive through conversations with 21 artists: Glenn Brown, Rineke Dijkstra, Jeff Koons, Albert Oehlen, Bridget Riley and Thomas Struth, amongst others. Alongside over 500 illustrations of recent exhibitions and historical material, texts by Jean-Marie Gallais and Julie Sylvester recount the gallery's history through personal observations. Drawn together, Remember Everything is an A-Z index of a singular gallery that, in turn, offers an illuminating account of contemporary art in Germany and abroad.