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Uncle Roger Jarrett speaking at the inaugural KBHAC Coolamon exhibition (2026).

The Coolamon Arts Hub works with a range of emerging, mid-career and established artists from the Kinchela Boys Home (KBH) family and Stolen Generations community. Our artists live and work in different communities across Australia.

Uncle Roger Jarrett

A Gumbaynggirr man and survivor of the Stolen Generations, Uncle Roger Jarrett is a painter, carver, sculptor, storyteller, educator, cultural leader and writer.

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Richard P Campbell

Uncle Richard P Campbell

A survivor of the Stolen Generations, Richard was born in Bowraville in 1958. His mother was a Gumbaynggirr woman and his father was a member of the Dunghutti tribe.

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Uncle Milton Budge (Dec)

Dunggutti painter Milton Budge was born in 1941 at Burnt Bridge Mission, Kempsey, New South Wales.

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Uncle Robert ‘Bobby’ Young

Gamilaroi man Uncle Robert ‘Bobby’ Young was sent to KBH in the 1950s. He was given the number 24 and told his parents had passed away. However, Uncle Bobby met his mother years later by accident in a Redfern TAB and she was very much alive! So was his father.

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Uncle Gus Wenberg (Dec)

Uncle Gus Wenberg, born in 1934, was taken from his mother, Lily Mercy, by welfare authorities at the age of 10 and sent to KBH. Two of his brothers, Vince and John (both deceased), joined him there, while his six sisters were separated and sent to other homes. His story reflects the painful legacy of the Stolen Generations and the resilience carried by those who endured it.

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Uncle Colin Davis

Uncle Colin Davis is a KBH Survivor who was kidnapped from Cowra NSW by welfare authorities when he was around 11yrs old. He was given the number 50 as a replacement for his name upon arriving at KBH.

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