Providence, RI, has fostered a radical underground art scene that has produced a distinct and influential aesthetic. This book, accompanying an exhibition at the RISD Museum of Art, celebrates this movement from 1995 to the present. It features a foreword by Gary Panter and contributions from artists, musicians, writers, and students who were part of or witnessed the scene's rise. The publication offers a kaleidoscopic portrait through a collection of texts and 128 pages of full-color illustrations, including four fold-out gatefolds.

As a companion to a museum exhibition, 'Wunderground: Providence, 1995 to the Present' serves as a comprehensive documentation of a significant regional art movement. The inclusion of diverse voices from artists, musicians, and writers suggests a rich, multi-faceted perspective on the scene's development and impact. The publication's emphasis on visual content, with extensive illustrations and gatefolds, indicates a strong focus on the aesthetic output of the artists. The collection of texts aims to provide a kaleidoscopic portrait, offering readers an immersive look into the creative energy of Providence during this period.