Welcome to Ippikin in Shrewsbury

Ippikin is a contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Shrewsbury, in the West Midlands of the United Kingdom. The gallery is known for its eclectic mix of modern artwork, ranging from immersive installations to thought-provoking paintings. Founded in 2010 by the acclaimed artist and curator, Sarah Thompson, Ippikin aims to provide a platform for emerging artists while showcasing established creators in the contemporary art scene. The gallery's mission is to foster creativity and cultivate appreciation for modern art through a series of exhibitions, workshops, and community engagement programs. The artists represented at Ippikin include notable figures such as James Brunt, known for his stunning land art; Helen Frankenthaler, celebrated for her innovative use of color; and local talent like Sarah Williams, whose mixed media works explore themes of identity and place. Ippikin primarily focuses on contemporary styles and often challenges conventional perceptions of art, encouraging viewers to engage with artwork on a deeper level. The gallery holds a strong commitment to supporting local and emerging artists, making it a beloved community hub for art lovers and collectors alike. Visitors to Ippikin can expect a warm and inviting atmosphere paired with stimulating visual experiences that ignite conversations about art and life. From its inception, Ippikin has hosted numerous exhibitions that have received acclaim for their artistic merit and cultural significance. As part of its community outreach, the gallery also offers educational programs targeting schools and underrepresented groups, striving to make art accessible to everyone. The gallery's innovative approach and dedication to contemporary art initiatives have positioned it as a key player in the regional art landscape.