ARTiculate: Creative Workshops for Every Stage
That's a wrap for ARTiculate in 2026.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to such an inspiring and welcoming creative community.
Designed to support creatives at every stage, the series provided opportunities to connect, learn, share ideas and build confidence through practical and engaging sessions. Whether you were taking your first creative steps or expanding an established practice, we hope each workshop helped spark new ideas and connections.
As we look ahead to 2027, we're excited to continue creating opportunities for artists, makers and visionaries to learn, collaborate and grow. In the meantime, we'd love your input.
Tell us below what types of workshops, programs or creative experiences you'd like to see in the future. Your ideas will help shape the next chapter of our creative program.
Current opportunities
Previous opportunities
Previous workshops held in 2026:
- SPARK
EOI Workshop
- Create,
Curate and Crush Your Next Workshop
- From
Idea to Stage - Exploring HATCHERY 4305
- Creating
a Creative City - Networking Event
- Spotlight
Strategy
- Nailing
Your Next Music Gig
- Hit
Submit: Ipswich Art Awards
- More Than the Applause - Making it as a Performer
- From Studio to Gallery Wall
Previous workshops held in 2025:
- The Art of Grant Writing
- Designing Art Programs for Children and Youth
- Workshop about workshops
- Entering the Ipswich Art Awards
- Photographing your artwork work for art shows
- Entering the Ipswich Art Awards
- The Art of Grant Writing
- Grant Budgets - be ready for RADF
- Applying for Ipswich Community Gallery Exhibition
- Spotlight Strategy
Previous workshops held in 2024:
- Applying for the Ipswich Art Awards
- ARTiculate workshops
- Artist bio, statements and CVs
- Creating your Electronic Press Kit
- Event planning
- Getting a gig
- Getting your music out there
- Gig opportunities with Ipswich City venues
- Goal setting for creatives
- Inspired creative projects
- Introduction to grant writing
- Ipswich Art Workshop – EOI session
- Leveraging AI for your arts practice
- Music industry development with QMusic
- Personal brands for artists
- Photographing your artwork
- RADF full applications
- Selling your artwork
- Strategic planning day
- Yarn and Yarn – learn from artists
Previous workshops held in 2023:
- Applying for the Ipswich Art Awards
- Applying for deLight 2024
- ARTiculate workshops
- Artist bio, statements and CVs
- Business skills for creatives
- Get to know your camera
- Goal setting for creatives
- Introduction to grant writing
- Ipswich Art Workshop – EOI session
- Music industry development with QMusic
- Photographing your artwork
- Portfolio presentation (Visual Artists)
- RADF full applications
- Selling your artwork
- Strategic planning day
- The business of being creative
Help shape our 2026 workshops
The community was invited to share their ideas to help shape the 2026 ARTiculate program.
16 August, 2026
ralsei says:
How to write artist statements and describe your work
9 July, 2026
Zigarot says:
Online media and you - building a presence online to build your audience
1 July, 2026
NEITJAH YASA says:
We are atlas sounds and we run a music record label that champions BIPOC artists - mainly in the Hip Hop &RNB/Polynesian music industry.
13 October, 2025
Mohsina says:
How to turn ceramic and art skills into a business – marketing, selling online, reaching more people, and joining art gallery exhibitions.
19 August, 2025
Roseheart Art says:
How to create a webpage
13 August, 2025
JSTE says:
Business of being a Creative - tips and trick on invoicing, GST and what I should expect come tax time.
31 July, 2025
Creative Aj says:
How to start a studio and gallery co-op
28 July, 2025
Jfsal says:
A creative writing workshop, a poetry workshop, a self-publishing workshop.
11 July, 2025
Michelle Gratwick says:
promoting one's art via social media
AI for creatives
8 October, 2024
Bronwyn says:
Setting myself up as an artist in business, and then how to manage tax, and invoices etc.
5 October, 2024
Ipswich Jess says:
Is there any chance of getting the AI workshop run on a weekend?
3 October, 2024
Mary Mahem says:
I’d love to learn how to apply to run a visual art workshop in the Ipswich Art Workshop.
