JOELENE ROUGHSEY | 'Thuwathu and Marnbil, Djin-Djin and Dewallewal'| 2021 | Painting Red hoya The members of the tribe

The members of the tribe that produced the biggest harvest were those most favoured

Dian has worked with many artists both nationally and internationally

and down both legs" - John Williams

and a third party regarding the trade in Australian Aboriginal people’s bones

Artist: Agnes Kohler

JOELENE ROUGHSEY | 'Thuwathu and Marnbil, Djin-Djin and Dewallewal'| 2021 | Painting Red hoya The members of the tribeJOELENE ROUGHSEY, 'Thuwathu and Marnbil, Djin Djin and Dewallewal', 2021, Acrylic on Belgian Linen, 198 x 198 cm This fellow made a humpy, this fellow, Thuwathu, the Rainbow Serpent. And his sister, his sister Bulthuku (Shore Bird), was there. She was there. He made a humpy, and was going around hunting, with the people. A big wind came, and overtook the people. All these people. This fellow Rainbow Serpent, his humpy was a huge humpy. His sister