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A show of Australian Indigenous art should have inspired awe. It’s a mess.

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The National Gallery of Art’s exhibition “The Stars We Do Not See” on Australian Indigenous art is criticized for its incoherent presentation. Despite featuring over 200 works by 130 artists, the show is seen as lacking focus and impact. The exhibition, drawn from the National Gallery of Victoria, will travel to more cities.

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