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IMAGinE Awards - MGNSW

Organizations nominate their outstanding exhibitions, public programs, partnerships, and collections care achievements across multiple award categories.

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IMAGinE Awards recognition across multiple categories including Exhibition Projects, Engagement Programs, Volunteer Museum of the Year Award, Volunteer Achievement Award, Accessible Arts Award for Access and Inclusion, and ACHAA Award for Excellence by an Aboriginal Curator
Parramatta, Western Sydney

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The IMAGinE Awards celebrate the resilience, innovation, and creativity of museums, galleries and Aboriginal cultural centres across New South Wales. These awards recognise the people and projects making a difference in communities large and small, through outstanding exhibitions, public programs, partnerships, and collections care.

  • Exhibition Projects
  • Engagement Programs
  • Volunteer Museum of the Year Award (New award)
  • Volunteer Achievement Award
  • Accessible Arts Award for Access and Inclusion
  • ACHAA Award for Excellence by an Aboriginal Curator
  • Nominations open: 8 July 2026
  • Nominations close: 15 September 2026
  • Awards presentation night: Thursday, 26 November 2026 in Parramatta, Western Sydney

Open to organisations of all sizes, including small volunteer-run museums, regional galleries, and Aboriginal cultural centres across New South Wales.

Download the appropriate nomination form for your category and submit your nomination by 15 September 2026.

For more information about the IMAGinE Awards, contact [email protected]

Award
IMAGinE Awards recognition across multiple categories including Exhibition Projects, Engagement Programs, Volunteer Museum of the Year Award, Volunteer Achievement Award, Accessible Arts Award for Access and Inclusion, and ACHAA Award for Excellence by an Aboriginal Curator
Theme
These awards celebrate and recognize outstanding achievements by cultural institutions across New South Wales, including exhibitions, public programs, partnerships, and collections care that make a difference in communities.
Eligibility
Open to museums, galleries, and Aboriginal cultural centres across New South Wales.
Audience
Museums, galleries, and Aboriginal cultural centres across New South Wales of all sizes

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