Seven Sister Song Cycle by Anthony Walker

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ANTHONY WALKER

Anthony Walker is a Gurreng Gurreng  man from Byron Bay, NSW and a multi award winning Indigenous artist and performer. He has been painting for over 20 years having inherited stories from his grandparents.

His works are held in numerous public and private collections. Anthony recently completed the prestigious Wesfarmers Arts Indigenous Leadership Program at the National Gallery of Australia and is currently residing in Sydney where he has taken the role of Aboriginal Arts officer for Regional Arts NSW. 

SEVEN SISTER SONG CYCLE

This painting depicts the Seven Sisters being “ sung up” by Yiman men. By singing to the stars, men would receive secret information in their dreams.

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