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Prism Awards give new opportunities

Grant Quinn
Grant Quinn
Published: October 29, 2026
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The 2026 awards have introduced new categories.
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TIME is running out to get your nominations in for the 2026 Prism Awards, with a closing date of November 1.

Finalists will be announced on November 15.

If you haven’t already nominated an Ipswich creative, you still have time.

The Prism Awards – Ipswich Region Creative Arts Awards, are marking an exciting new chapter for one of the region’s fastest-growing celebrations of local creativity.

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Formerly known as Get Your Arts In Gear Awards, the rebranded Prism Awards will continue to recognise and celebrate the diverse talent across Ipswich’s thriving arts scene – from theatre and music to literature, visual arts and community-driven projects.

West Bremer Radio & Media Director Bradley Clarke said the rebrand reflects the growth and future vision of the awards.

“What started as a light-hearted segment has quickly grown into something much bigger,” Mr Clarke said.

“The Prism Awards represent the full spectrum of creativity in Ipswich, and we’re excited to expand the categories and give even more artists the recognition they deserve.”

The 2026 awards have introduced several new categories, alongside returning favourites, to better reflect the depth and diversity of the local arts community.

Event co-host and Artsconnect representative Glen Smith said the expanded categories have opened the door to even more creatives.

“Ipswich is full of incredible artists at every stage of their journey,” Mr Smith said.

The 2026 Prism Awards ceremony is scheduled for December 12, and nominations can be submitted online at prismawardsipswich.au.

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