JUDY WATSON | 'skullduggery' | Publication ghost net sculpture travelled the world and eventually

travelled the world and eventually returned to Cairns

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He was taught about the need to keep culture strong through cultural practice by his father

Robinson’s art reflects the tropical marine environment surrounding Waiben (Thursday Island) and the inhabitants of that environment

so Watson overlays copies of the official departmental documentation with etched ink stains resembling blood

JUDY WATSON | 'skullduggery' | Publication ghost net sculpture travelled the world and eventually2nd edition skullduggery highlights issues of bone hunting, collecting, and repatriation of Australian Aboriginal remains capturing the way Indigenous people were viewed as a commodity and resource, rather than people whose lives and cultural practices should be respected. The work focuses on correspondence between Matron Agnes Kerr from Burketown Hospital (Gulf of Carpentaria), curators at the Wellcome Museum (London), and a third party regarding the