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Painting ancestry and land

513755_01 Kevin Williams with his partner Tanya Alboen, in front of a painting of his nephew featuring tree carvings that reflect his family and upbringing. Picture: Patrick Tucker
Patrick Tucker

ABORIGINAL artist Kevin Williams brings Wiradjuri stories and spirit to life through his Gunbower gallery. Mr Williams’ paintings draw on Bora ground carvings, the land, and his Wiradjuri ancestry, exploring themes of identity and spirituality. From humble beginnings to international recognition, his work has become a vibrant expression of culture and community, preserving the living […]

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