Behind Ratlos Street, past Weiss-nicht-Weg, lies the world of Ruedi Widmer, where oil runs out, the Swiss Mutant Party celebrates 1000 years of the Beznau nuclear power plant, and B-post now arrives via tectonic plate shifts. It is a world like ours, just a bit stranger. Widmer, one of Switzerland's most prominent cartoonists for years, is always in tune with current events. He comments on the economy, politics, and society, whether national or international, with his distinctive style and subtle humor. As a columnist, Widmer also presents himself as a critical yet imaginative "locator of absurdities." Widmer's World Exhibition gathers drawings and texts from over ten years. The book not only attests to the durability of satire but also reflects what has moved people during this time and continues to do so.