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"Il y a un an environ, The Belgian Institute for World Affairs, en immolant une bouteille d'eau pétillante de Spa, a proclamé la Belgique œuvre-d'art. Même en ne recourant pas à la qualification « dadaïste », cela est moins cucul ..."--Belgique toujours grande et belle (1998) by Antoine Pickels, ‎Jacques De Decker, ‎Jacques Sojcher

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Belgian Institute for World Affairs by Jef Lambrecht and Karel Schoetens.

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Proclaiming Belgium a work of art

On July 21, 1983 -- the Belgian National Day -- the Belgian Institute for World Affairs, proclaimed the country of Belgium in its totality a work of art. This was done officially at the Laeken palace. Also present are Robert Jasper Grootveld and Thea Keizer, Geert van Istendael and Martine Tanghe (who cuts the ribbon of the opening ceremony).

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