WHAT WAS IMPORTANT TODAY. A Picture Chronicle by Ursula Wolf

For ten years, the Liechtenstein artist Ursula Wolf drew day after day in response to media reporting. What began as a drawing exercise soon became a large collection of small artworks. They document what moved the artist herself, but also Liechtenstein and the world, over the course of these ten years. They also speak to the value we assign to events, how fleeting such assessments can be, and how surprisingly enduring things that seem incidental sometimes remain.

Ursula Wolf presents these drawings at the Liechtenstein NationalMuseum in the form of a walk‑in collage: a space that invites discovery, reflection, and often a smile.