Ipswich Art Workshop

Ipswich Art Workshop
Ipswich Art Workshop

A vibrant, community-led space where local creatives share their talents.

Ipswich Art Workshop is an accessible and welcoming multi-use, hands-on workspace, open to supporting a variety of arts-based initiatives.

Ipswich Art Workshop provides opportunities for creatives and arts organisations to forge connections within community through a variety of innovative and diverse visual arts projects.

It's a hub for creativity, collaboration, and studio space for artists to inspire and be inspired!

Artist Residencies

Bronwyn Sargeson: Artist in Residence

Image Courtesy of the Artist. 

artist in residence

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.

It*s Material: Artist in Residence
artist in residence

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.

Jude Muduioa: Artist in Residence

Image Courtesy of the Artist. 

artist in residence

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.

Expressions of Interest

Expressions of Interest are now closed for August - October 2026.

Expressions of Interest are now closed for August - October 2026. Successful Applicants will be notified on the 1 June 2026. 


Past Ipswich Art Workshop programs

Where is the Ipswich Art Workshop?

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.