Measured against the ubiquitous maelstrom of images in our big citiesrnthen, at first glance, not much seems to have happened. But all the same, with Bridget's Bardothe Kunst-museum Wolfsburg is showing the largest accessible light installation by James Turrell that has ever been made in an exhibition building.rnThe two-part room that was set up in six weeks is 11 metres high and 700 square metres in area and fills the large hall of the museum almost to below the roof. The hand-chosen visitors enter the room via a steep, 18-meter-long ramp from above to below.
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