Controversial Czech exhibit sparks debate on EU

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15/1/2009
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Czech artist David Cerný’s hoax tests Brussels bureaucrats sense of humour

Czech artist David Cerný’s ‘Entropa’ project at the Justus Lipsius building of the EU Council embarrasses the Czech presidency and tests Brussels bureaucrats sense of humour.
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