Bubblesconi: Failing EU leadership inspires Dutch artist

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The ongoing leadership crisis in Europe is proving to be an unexpected source of inspiration for a Dutch painter of modern art. As the Eurozone leaders again battle to save the euro, Ilse Wielage is finishing her painting of ejected

Tefaf: Global art market tight, bouyant as financial uncertainty persists

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Report: Raymond Frenken, EUX.TV Art lovers from across the world are coming together in Maastricht, the Netherlands, these days for what is acknowledged globally as the world’s leading art and

Tefaf: Global art market tight, bouyant as financial uncertainty persists

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Report: Raymond Frenken, EUX.TV Art lovers from across the world are coming together in Maastricht, the Netherlands, these days for what is acknowledged globally as the world’s leading art and Incoming search terms:baron de bastard

Travesias: Spanish EU Art Stays Clear of Controversy

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To mark the start of its EU Presidency, the Spanish government has commissioned an art installation, “Travesías”, to be exhibited inside the European Council building in Brussels. Also see: bit.ly

Entropa, controversial art work, removed from EU council walls

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EUX.TV managed to exclusively film the taking-down of the controversial Entropa artwork in the atrium of the European Council before security guards ask our reporter to stop filming. Less than one week after a new Czech Prime Minister took office

Czechs ready to remove Bulgaria’s toilets from controversial art work

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Czech Deputy Prime Minister for European Affairs Alexander Vondra on Thursday said the Czech presidency of the European Union is ready to have removed a controversial element of the Entropa art exhibition that has sparked a diplomatic row between Bulgaria

Czech EU Presidency removes ‘Entropa’ brochure from its website

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The Czech presidency of the European Union on Wednesday removed from its website a brochure with a detailed description of its controversial art exhibit, Entropa, in Brussels after the artist who coordinated its said he duped the Czech government. The