2024 Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards
The Winners, Highly Commended and Finalists of the 2024 Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA) were proudly announced by Museums & Galleries Queensland (M&G QLD) on Tuesday 8 October, at a special awards presentation held at the Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, Toowoomba.
We thank everyone who submitted a nomination to this year’s GAMAA and encourage you to continue your great efforts and to consider nominating in the future.
Congratulations to all the Winners, Highly Commended and Finalists for their outstanding achievement in being selected for the 2024 Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards.
Winners and Finalists
Projects
Winner
Griffith University Art Museum for Taring Padi: Tanah Tumpah Darah
Highly Commended
University of Queensland Anthropology Museum for Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country Touring Exhibitiion
Finalists
Bundaberg Regional Galleries for Wajgan’s Return: Bringing Ron Hurley Home
Ipswich Art Gallery for Junior Curators: Mysterious Realms
Projects
Winner
Yimbaya Maranoa Arts Collection for The Mount Moffatt Residency, 2023 – Time on Country
Finalist
Eumundi Museum for Antiquated Anaesthetic Apparatus
Engagement
Winner
The Condensery, Somerset Regional Art Gallery for Healing Garden
Highly Commended
Logan Art Gallery for Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship
Finalists
Bundaberg Regional Galleries for Phantom: Off the Drawing Board
State Library of Queensland for Meet the Artists exhibition in slq Gallery
Sustainability
Winner
Queensland Museum for Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan publication in partnership with visual artist, Dylan Sarra
Individuals
Winner
Dr Gary Smith, Honorary Curator, Australian Dental Association Queensland (ADAQ) Museum of Dentistry
Highly Commended
Lindsay Wilson, Lead Researcher and Volunteer, Australia Army Military Intelligence Museum (AAMIM)
Finalist
Robyn Wallace, Secretary, Queensland Women’s Historical Association (QWHA)
Individuals
Winner
Sarah Johnson, Senior Curator, Qantas Founders Museum, Longreach
Highly Commended
Jodi Ferrari, Curator – Children’s Gallery, HOTA, Home of the Arts, Gold Coast
NOTE: M&G QLD did not receive any nominations in the Engagement: Organisations Volunteer Run category or the Sustainability: Organisations Volunteer Run categories.
Acknowledgements
The 2024 GAMAA are proudly supported by Queensland Museum and sponsored by Public Galleries Queensland and Australian Museums and Galleries Association Queensland.
M&G QLD sincerely thanks the 2024 GAMAA judging panel:
Christine Clarke, Jonathan McBurnie, and Kate Tuart
Enquiries
Rebekah Butler
Executive Director, Museums & Galleries Queensland
07 3059 9744
[email protected]