IMAGinE Awards 2024, Museums & Galleries of NSW, August 2024
The IMAGinE Awards highlight the resilience, innovation and creativity of museums, galleries and Aboriginal cultural spaces and recognise the people who work in them.
The museums, galleries and Aboriginal cultural centres of NSW provide historical, contemporary and future context. They tell stories about their communities and reflect on what they might become. Their programs record history and grow ideas; they generate and support creative processes that contribute to economic, social and health related wellbeing. They help build resilient and sustainable communities.
IMAGinE celebrates all institutions and pays homage to those organisations run by volunteers, with limited budgets and minimal resources. These Awards offer a unique opportunity for museums, galleries and Aboriginal cultural spaces in NSW to advocate, promote their achievements and raise their profile within the sector and the broader community.
Nominations Now Open
Nominations close: 5pm, Monday 2 September 2024
It is free to nominate your programs and projects for an IMAGiNE Award
IMAGinE Awards night
The awards presentation night will take place at Paddington Town Hall on Thursday 21 November.
Book online
Download – 2024 IMAGinE Awards Guidelines
Categories for 2024
Exhibition Projects, Engagement Projects, Accessible Arts Award for Access and Inclusion
For more information about the IMAGinE Awards, contact Dale Maxwell-Smith, Training & Engagement Manager
Email: [email protected]
The IMAGinE Awards are an initiative of Museums & Galleries of NSW, developed with support from the Australian Museums and Galleries Association NSW and Regional and Public Galleries of NSW.
The 2024 IMAGinE Awards is made possible through the generous support of our sponsors, including International Conservation Services as the Major Sponsor of the Awards. This year we welcome the City of Sydney as a Venue Partner for the IMAGinE Awards night.
NSW Health Infrastructure Arts and Health Award
Aimed at supporting cultural organisations working in partnership with the health sector to deliver positive health and wellbeing outcomes for the community through arts and cultural projects
The award, valued at $10,000, will be granted to one outstanding proposal that demonstrates the potential to contribute to positive health and well-being outcomes. This financial support will aid the successful project in making a tangible impact.
Nominations close: 5pm, Monday 9 September 2024
