Australia's stunning 'Songline' digital exhibit lights up KL's National Art Gallery


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At the National Art Gallery in KL, the 'Walking Through A Songline' from Australia offers a multi-sensory digital installation in which visitors can immerse themselves in ancient Aboriginal Australian knowledge communicated through new technology. Photo: Bernama

Australia’s immersive multimedia installation Walking Through A Songline is now on show at the National Art Gallery (NAG) in Kuala Lumpur until Sept 11.

It is NAG's first international exhibition after being closed for renovation for over two years.

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