The Stars We Do Not See by Myles Russell Cook is a book on Australian Indigenous art. It celebrates the cultural diversity of the customs, language and art of over 250 groups across the Australian continent. It features major works from legends such as Emily Kam Kngwarray, Albert Namatjira and Queenie McKenzie and contemporary artists including Destiny Deacon, Richard Bell and Maree Clarke. It is a thoughtful coffee table book and gift, published by the Council of Trustees of the National Gallery of Victoria.
Features:
- Materials: paper
- Includes: 1 x book
- ISBN: 9781636811536
- Format: hardback
- Number of pages: 320
- Published date: 10/07/2025
- Publisher: Council of Trustees of the National Gallery of Victoria
- Showcases the cultural diversity of the customs, language, and art of over 250 different groups that live in the Australian continent
- Brings together major pieces from the National Gallery of Victoria
- From legends such as Emily Kam Kngwarray, Albert Namatjira, and Queenie McKenzie to barrier-breaking contemporary artists like Destiny Deacon, Richard Bell, and Maree Clarke
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- Overall: 29.5cm H x 22.4cm W x 3.2cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 1.8 Kilograms
- Gift Type Books & Music
- Primary Material Paper
- 1 x book
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What is The Stars We Do Not See about?
This book explores the cultural diversity of the customs, language and art of more than 250 groups across the Australian continent. It brings together major works from the National Gallery of Victoria.
Which artists are featured in the book?
It features works by artists including Emily Kam Kngwarray, Albert Namatjira, Queenie McKenzie, Destiny Deacon, Richard Bell and Maree Clarke.
What format is the book and how many pages does it have?
The book is a 320-page hardback made from paper. Its hardback format may suit use as a coffee table book or gift.
What are the book’s dimensions and weight?
It measures 29.5cm H x 22.4cm W x 3.2cm D and weighs approximately 1.876kg. These measurements can help you judge how it will fit on a shelf or table.
What is included, and does it require assembly?
The package includes one book, and no assembly is required. Handle it with care as advised in the care instructions.
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