For northern museums, exhibits of indigenous art are increasingly community efforts

Indigenous curators can provide the extra details for museum exhibits that otherwise would be lost without their interpretation.

By Kevin McGwin August 1, 2018
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You don’t have to search hard to find indigenous art in the world’s museums. Often, you can even find it in the world’s art museums. But, no matter where it is placed, finding exhibitions that have been curated by representatives from indigenous groups themselves can be somewhat more challenging.

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