Australian Quilts In Public Places (AQIPP)
Australian Quilts In Public Places (AQIPP) is an initiative of AQA designed to enhance public awareness and appreciation of quilting. This is a juried and judged exhibition open to all quilters in Australia. The exhibition provides an opportunity for quilters to create original works, using their talents to interpret a given theme.
AQIPP was first organised in 1997 to showcase uniquely Australian textile talent and gained critical acclaim.
It has provided an environment for visually exciting and diverse responses to themes such as our landscape, immigration and women’s issues and United Nations International Themes.
Convenor: Shibani Mishra
General:
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- Julie Langford,
- Marina Holland,
- Sally Swan,
- Lisa King,
- Elaine Maslan.
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Online entries for AQIPP 2025 are now open. Visit the introduction page to view theme information, conditions of entry and our online entry form: AQIPP 2025 Introduction >
For inspiration, check out some of the quilts exhibited at AQIPP 2017: Reflection Theme >

Noosa Everglades by Lynette Weeks