Pum Dunbar - Artist talk at the Collins gallery

 

As part of her exhibition A Lexicon from Liminality : searching for sense between mind and matter at the Collins gallery, Glasgow-based artist Pum Dunbar will give a talk on how she uses an instinctive language of picture - making to communicate ideas and perceptions. 

The exhibition brings together paintings, collages and photograms which aim to articulate a strange visual vocabulary that has its origins in liminality, the transitional space between sense, perception and response.

Friday 21 May: 1.00-2.00pm
Collins Gallery, University of Strathclyde, 22 Richmond Street, Glasgow

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Image: The Other's eye: The hand in the land of the ideogram, Myscape exhibition at Project Ability gallery.

25 Year Fundraising Appeal has now closed

Project Ability would like to thank all the friends and supporters who generously donated over £2000 in just 4 months (December 2009 to March 2010) towards our 25 year campaign.  This funding will support our 2010 exhibition programme ensuring our exhibitions continue to delight our audience.  “fantastic show”...”Wow!! keep on showing us your work”...”Oh my goodness – beautiful, exciting, expressive, inspiring work.”

This campaign has now closed but we are, of course, continuing to accept gifts and donations.

Find out more information about sponsoring our exhibition programme here.

Artist in Residency

Connect artist Simon McAuley is awarded the first, of six one month residencies at Project Ability.    Congratulations to Simon.  The six selected artists will exhibit their work in the gallery in January 2011.

The other artists taking part in the programme are:
-June: Catriona Thomson (Connect)
-July: Michael Earl (Create)
-Aug: Gary Turner (Aspire)
-September: James Feeney (Connect)

Click here for more information on Simon and his work.

First Thursday at Project Ability

On Thursday 6th May to celebrate the Co-operative Membership in Scotland’s sponsorship of Project Ability’s film programme for children and young people we are holding a reception in the gallery from 5.30 to 6.30pm followed by a screening of new films by young people.  There are two screenings at 6.30 and 7.30pm.

This event is free but with limited spaces. The films will be screened in GMAC. 

The gallery will be open 6- 9 pm.

Due to unforeseen circumstances the artist talk on Thursday 6th May is cancelled

Due to unforeseen circumstances the artist talk by Ninna Hultgern on Thursday 6 May is cancelled.  It will be rescheduled later in the year