The Mulka Project's archive, print studio, and music and production facilities sit together at Yirrkala, in northeast Arnhem Land. Bark paintings, prints, and the Yirrkala Church Panels of 1962 are held here — documents of a living culture that also happen to be the foundation stones of the Australian Aboriginal art movement. The on-site guest house means there's no excuse to rush.
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