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Albert Wastiaux, 58, is to become the new Operations Director of the Centre for Fine Arts (Bozar) in Brussels from April next year.

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Minister Didier Reynders (pictured), whose portfolio includes federal cultural institutions, has said he will not interfere with the artistic choices of the institutions, including La Monnaie.

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Unesco, the United Nations body in charge of safeguarding and promoting cultural heritage worldwide, yesterday recognised Belgium’s carillon culture as intangible cultural heritage, announced the

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Europe is filled with impressive art from across empires and centuries. But tiny Belgium holds its fair share of the continent’s cultural riches.

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Two in three Walloons (66.1%) feel 'rather different' or 'very different' from Flemings, reports RTBF, according to a study by The Walloon Institute for Evaluation, Prospective and Statistics (IWE

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Flemish culture minister Sven Gatz wants to hold a round table discussion to improve cultural co-operation in Brussels.

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Art is all around. We decorated the walls of our homes and our offices with reprints and originals. We fill our weekend with exhibitions, films and shows.

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Brussels’ major cultural institutions La Monnaie, Bozar and the National Orchestra will not face as many spending cuts as first announced, thanks to an intervention by federal minister Didier Reyn

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Belgium is known as much for its music festivals as its beer and chocolate. This relatively small country famously hosts some of Europe’s biggest festivals.

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