Frequently Asked Questions

What is Numen?

An immersive three-screen art installation exploring the deep time story of Albany/Kinjarling through six audiovisual compositions spanning cosmic formation to imagined futures — combining scientific visualisation, Menang-Noongar knowledge, and original music.

How long is it?

30 minutes. Six audiovisual compositions, each operating at its own timescale — from cosmic billions of years to the present instant.

When and where?

Albany Town Hall Auditorium, 217 York Street, Albany/Kinjarling, as part of the Albany 2026 program. 17 September to 14 October 2026, with daily screenings at 10.30am, 1pm and 3.30pm.

Who made it?

Director Peter Morse, composers Glenn Rogers and Steve Richter, drawing on the scientific literature. Full details on the About page.

Is it suitable for all ages?

Yes. The visual and musical elements engage across age groups; the scientific and cultural depth rewards adult audiences.

How do I get tickets?

Tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for children.

Book online through Albany Events

Or contact Albany Town Hall on (08) 6820 3850 or arts@albany.wa.gov.au.

Can Numen travel to other venues?

The three-screen format is designed for Albany Town Hall. Adaptation for planetarium or other venues is possible — get in touch to discuss.

More questions?

Send a message through the contact form.