The Mulka Project - Facilities

Facilities

Located in a new extension of the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka art centre, the Mulka Project consists of a grand foyer, the Saltwater Auditorium, a project office and a public booth with access to the internet and the growing digital cultural heritage archives. The centre is a gathering place for both young and old to come together and see and hear documentation of the old days and create new documentation on both the old and the new.

The facilities are also available for hire for work or special functions. It has also already hosted workshops with mutimedia professionals, presentations from museums and research visits from academics. Our trainee staff can assist with everything from the basics to shooting research work for you on our new Sony Z1 HD cameras. Contact Us if you'd like to work with us or hire our facilities.


Entrance to the complex including the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka art centre, museum and the Mulka Project multimedia centre.		Looking back the hallway from the foyer to the front door and cases with special museum pieces.


Entrances to the public booth and Saltwater Auditorium. The booth has the auditorium's amplifier, a DVD changer, and iMacs, one of which is connected to the theatre system.		The public booth provides internet access and access to the Digital Cultural Heritage Archives, including video, sound and still images from 1935 to the present.


The Saltwater Auditorium with LCD projector, 3 metre wide screen, 7.1 surround sound, ports at the front of the room for cconnecting a laptop computer to the system, and tiles painted by the children of Yirrkala and the small surrounding homeland communities.


The project office has two iMac and two MacPro workstations equipment for digitization of photos, slides, sound and video.		A MacPro workstation with cassette deck, Sony HD VTR, DVD and VHS and 1394 converter, Alesis Firewire audio interface, Samson studio monitors.


Come join us!

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