National Aboriginal Art Gallery Precinct to Be Built in Alice Springs

National Aboriginal Art Gallery Precinct to Be Built in Alice Springs
A view of the town of Alice Springs in Australia's Northern Territory on October 13, 2013 GREG WOOD/AFP via Getty Images
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The Northern Territory government is in the final stage of acquiring land in Alice Springs on which the National Aboriginal Art Gallery will be built.

This is part of a $150 million (US$111 million) precinct, which, with the gallery as its centrepiece, is expected to strengthen the NT’s position as the preferred national destination for Aboriginal cultural experiences, attracting an extra 53,000 visitors to Alice Springs each year and creating hundreds of jobs.

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