Art of Multimedia's managing director was delighted to share another special moment with Murrook team, to accept this accolade.
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Happy to share that Murrook Culture Centre was honoured with the Virtual Canvas Award at the AMaGA Awards 2024. AMaGA's annual awards program celebrates, acknowledges, and showcases achievement within Australia's museum and gallery sector. I was delighted to join Nicole Chaffey, the Murrook curator director, and Melissa Lilley, event coordinator, in accepting this accolade. The AMaGA Awards 2024 were held at the national conference in Ballarat on Wadawurrung Country. They featured many inspiring cultural projects across Australia from diverse cultural institutions, and I congratulate all the winners. So, it was a real honour for Murrook Culture Centre to be recognised in this forum for its innovative and multi-modal delivery, the high-quality, authentic content, and the ongoing cultural engagement it facilitates for the Worimi Community as well as the broader Australian and international visitors to the beautiful Worimi Country. On behalf of Art of Multimedia team, I thank the Australian Museums and Galleries Association Judges for their consideration and Worimi LALC Board, CEO and Curator for the opportunity to co-create this wonderful project. I invite you to read more about the project here https://bit.ly/4dgpZMa and visit Murrook soon to experience the Worimi Culture and warm hospitality. #AMaGA2024 #ArtOfMultimedia #DigitalExhibitions #Storytelling #CulturalIntegrity #AboriginalNarratives #Interpretation #FirstNationsStorytelling #DigitalInterpretation #ImmersiveExperiences Photo by Magnetic Shots