At the end of the 18th century, British colonists arrived in Australia to survey and map this unfamiliar land. The Aboriginal homeland was divided into pieces of royal land and private property. In January 1788, British Admiral Arthur Phillip drew the first colonial boundary line on the sands of Manly Bay. From then on, the Aboriginal Australians were forced to leave the land where they had lived for 60,000 years.
This exhibition brings together sketches, artworks, artifacts, historical maps and landscape prints from the Beat Knoblauch collection from the New South Wales Museum of History and other institutions, leading the audience to gain an in-depth understanding of Sydney's vernacular landscape from the perspective of the Aboriginals and review the development history of the New South Wales colony.

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Time:	2025年4月17日–8月31日 (UTC+10)
Location:	Australian Museum New South Wales Museum of History

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