Presenting a dynamic + curated program of exhibitions

The Ipswich Community Gallery is a welcoming space for diverse arts-based initiatives, supporting community, emerging and established artists.

The Gallery serves as a dynamic space for artists to experiment, explore and expand their artistic practice. In turn, the gallery offers an open canvas for artists to share their work with the broader local community.

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Photography by Thomas Oliver www.thomasoliver.photo

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What's on

Ailsa Walsh and Krystal Hurst: Entwined Sisters

Artists hands and materials. 2025. Photograph. Image: Courtesy of the artists Ailsa Walsh and Krystal Hurst.

Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Ailsa Walsh and Krystal Hurst: Entwined Sisters

07 Aug 2025 — 17 Aug 2025

Entwined Sisters is a collaborative exhibition exploring the transformative power of adornment in expressing identity and womanhood.

Past Exhibitions and Events

Lost Trades
Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Lost Trades

20 Feb 2025 — 02 Mar 2025

Reading is Magic: Story Arts Festival Ipswich
Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Reading is Magic: Story Arts Festival Ipswich

04 Aug 2024 — 17 Aug 2024

Strong Roots Rising

Connecting to Country, photograph Sarima Chong 2022

Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Strong Roots Rising

15 Jun 2024 — 14 Jul 2024

Connections: The Marburg and District Art Society
Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Connections: The Marburg and District Art Society

18 Apr 2024 — 28 Apr 2024

Robin 'Tallman' Wakkajinda

Photo credit: Craig Myers

Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Robin 'Tallman' Wakkajinda

10 Nov 2023 — 13 Nov 2023

Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence
Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition

Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence

14 Oct 2023 — 05 Nov 2023

Proudly supported by Ipswich Art Gallery and Ipswich City Council.