'Songlines Tracking the Seven Sisters' front cover featuring a round image with an earthy painting over a dark blue background.

Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters (Paperback)

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'Songlines Tracking the Seven Sisters' front cover featuring a round image with an earthy painting over a dark blue background.
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  • 'Songlines Tracking the Seven Sisters' front cover featuring a round image with an earthy painting over a dark blue background.
  • A page from the book with a close up photo of a hand painting with yellow. The heading 'Walking, talking and painting the songlines' is on the page followed by text.
  • A photo from inside the book of a desert setting with a man standing on the side with a brief caption over the photo.
  • A photo from inside the book of a woman sitting down painting white dots on a striped painting. There are paint pots surrounding her.
  • Two pages from the book with photos of people sitting around paintings in the desert with text below the photos.
  • A page from inside the book with a painting on the right featuring yellow circles over a dark grey background. There is text on the left side.
Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters (Paperback)

Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters (Paperback)
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Created under the guidance of cultural custodians, traditional owners and artists, Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters explores the history and meaning of the Dreaming or creation tracks that crisscross the Australian continent, of which the Seven Sisters songlines are among the most extensive.

Through artworks, stories and in-depth analysis, this book provides an important resource for those interested in knowing more about these complex pathways of spiritual, ecological, economic, cultural and ontological knowledge — the stories ‘written in the land’.

ISBN:  978 1 921953 29 3
Type:  Paperback
Dimensions:  235 x 285mm
Pages:  256 pages
Publisher:  National Museum of Australia
Publication date:  2017

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