Installing a grand artistic exhibit at European Union headquarters in Brussels has become part of a tradition for each new country taking over the E.U.’s rotating presidency.
For the next six months, it is the turn of the Czech Republic, and the display, entitled Entropa, highlights among other things the role of the energy industry and the problem of environmental degradation in a number of member states.
The huge displays suggest that Germany is dominated by its cars and autobahns, Austria by cooling towers for power plants and Hungary by nuclear know-how. Spain is a giant concrete construction site ( .. )
de James Kanter in The New York Times
Photos: James Kanter/The International Herald Tribune via The New York Times
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