A museum made out of 33,000 beer crates has shot up in the middle of Brussels. Called ‘The Pavilion of Temporary Happiness’, it commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Brussels Expo 58 World Fair, and it will stand proudly in front of the Atomium landmark - the 1958 symbol of post-war optimism and the Atomic Age - until it gets demolished and recycled on October 19th.
The giant yellow plastic structure houses an exhibition of classic style icons, partly culled from the private collection of CollectValue.
The giant yellow plastic structure houses an exhibition of classic style icons, partly culled from the private collection of CollectValue.
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