Ipswich Art Workshop
Community Workshops & Meet-ups
IAG Masterclasses + Programs
Sam Cranstoun, Retro Modern 2, 2015-2021. gypsum cement, polymer adhesive, grout 72.5 x 72.5 x 3.5 c. Image courtesy of the artist
IAG Masterclass: Unfolding The Domestic with Sam Cranstoun
28 Feb 2026 — 28 Feb 2026
Join artist Sam Cranstoun for a hands-on workshop inspired by the humble yet iconic breezeblock.
Image Courtesy of the Artist.
Let’s Take It Slow: Practising Slowness Through Tea and Art
11 Apr 2026 — 11 Apr 2026
Join artist Dhana Merritt in this gentle participatory workshop during Slow Art Day.
Image courtesy of the artist.
IAG Masterclass: Egg Tempera with Dr Bill Platz
09 May 2026 — 09 May 2026
Discover the beauty of one of the world's oldest painting media with artist Dr Bill Platz!
Artist Residencies
Image Courtesy of the Artist.
Katie Bourchier: Artist in Residence
09 Mar 2026 — 27 Mar 2026
Katie Bourchier is an Australian contemporary jeweller and object-based artist working across adornment, relic and small-scale sculpture.
Image Courtesy of the Artist.
Bronwyn Sargeson: Artist in Residence
08 Jun 2026 — 25 Jun 2026
Bronwyn Sargeson is an artist who reimagines medical procedures and interventions, seeking to transform the experiences of a wounded body into moments of queer joy, wonder and playful exploration through material innovation.
Image Courtesy of the Artists. Image Credit: Paul Harris.
It*s Material: Artist in Residence
06 Jul 2026 — 24 Jul 2026
It*s Material is an artists' collective whose contemporary jewellery practices span minimalist form, feminist ethics, and the environment.
Image Courtesy of the Artist.
Jude Muduioa: Artist in Residence
17 Aug 2026 — 04 Sep 2026
Jude Muduioa is a ceramic artist who uses repetition and componentry to represent community and talk about identity.
Where is the Ipswich Art Workshop?
The Art Workshop is located in d’Arcy Doyle Place in a separate building to the Ipswich Art Gallery. The closest entrance is via Limestone & Nicholas Streets. Located next to the Ipswich Community Gallery.
Proudly supported by Ipswich Art Gallery and Ipswich City Council.
