In 1941, the old chapel of St. Sebastian and Rochus in Nendeln was demolished. The Historical Society had the baroque altar with figures by the Feldkirch carver Ignaz Joseph Bin removed and stored. In the years that followed, however, awareness of the altar's significance was lost and parts of it even ended up as firewood. The remaining figures [...]

On the voting weekend of June 30 / July 1, 1984, Liechtenstein men approved the introduction of women's voting rights at the third attempt. This made Liechtenstein the last country in Europe to allow women to exercise their political rights. Getting there was not easy. It took domestic and foreign political pressure before the [...]

The transformation of the former Faoro clothing store at Landstrasse 62 in Schaan into a meeting place for people interested in art and culture represents a remarkable step in the creative work of artist Ursula Wolf. Deeply rooted in her artistic practice, she passionately explores the interfaces of the everyday, exposing the hidden meaning behind supposed banality. [...]