Key points:Carrolup Native Settlement mission housed children near Katanning in the 1940s and 1950sThe historic artwork was drawn by Ross Jones while at Carrolup Native Settlement near Katanning in Western Australia's Great Southern region.
Several pieces were sent to the UK for an exhibition in the hope of discovering more lost works which held historical and cultural significance. His family were invited to view the piece, which depicts rolling hills and gumtrees, in private at the gallery.Family's reaction"It may be a humble piece of art created by a child aged six to 14 which is the only representation of that person's life, you can imagine how precious that can be to someone," she said.Works sent around the world
Hallelujah!! Another absolutely rubbish Aboriginal non news story. There are obviously far too many underemployed journos at the A(Aboriginal) BC as well as juvenile lefty editors and producers. Australia deserves better!
Stolen Generation = Removed from Communities to Stop Child Sex Abuse Stolen Generation was child protection
This article is heavy on the supposed trauma suffered & light on the benefits bestowed on the children who lived at this facility.
Was the stolen art work found in Jeff Kennett’s home?
I'm surprised the ABC use the term 'Stolen Generation' in their article. The high court ruled in 1997 that there was no stolen generation and the removal of children was beneficial in intent. 🤔 Actually I'm not surprised the ABC ignore the high court of Australia. 😛
unironically looks like quite a nice painting based stolen artwork...
Better than what usually is passed off as art by them. The rescued generations have something else to be thankful for.
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