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Some people think that museums and art galleries should concentrate on the works of their own countries instead of the work of art from other parts of the world. To what extent​ do you agree or disagree?

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Museums and art galleries are a place to exhibit collections and achievements from the past, allowing us to take pride of the civilization we have built, the talent we possess and inspire us. Imposing regional boundaries on it, will not only subdue the value, but
also
 make us naive about the understanding of the rest of the
world
. We have many regional talents and they all deserve to be showcased and presented among their own people
first
, but that does not mean that we should shift our focus completely on the works of our countries. A recent study had shown that museums and art galleries have had a great hand in achieving modernization, owing to the display of talents all over the
world
, people got to know what people have already achieved and even learn from them. We can definitely give preference to the talent we have in our country
first
 by reserving some sections only for the local talents.
Also
 keeping the collection global enables us to have a wide array of options and
thus
 encouraging the people to come in every week and looking for the new things people have achieved all over the
world
, isn't that the sole reason we have museums and art galleries in the
first
 place?. Plus more people coming in, means more support through tickets and
tourism
Suggestion
tours
.
For instance
 the Madam Tussats Wax Museum is so renowned for its worldwide collection of wax statues, people from each continent have it in their bucket list. In conclusion, I would like to say, we should nurture what we have but
also
 make ourselves aware of what
other
plural of other; the people or things not already mentioned
others
 have, so that we can learn from it and eventually grow together and build a
world
 as a better place.
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