A four person exhibition by Project Ability artists Jonathan Barr, John Beaton, Robert McKenzie and Sandra Ormiston presented as part of Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art Included Programme 2012. In response to the festival theme Real Time, the exhibition explores the occurrence of speech as a central idea. The…Read On
The Aspire classes have restarted, following Spring Break, and everyone is eager to get back to work. Ronnie has been painting the Battle of Bannockburn since February and is keen to pick up where he left off. Willie has decided…Read On
The new block of Saturday Visual Arts Classes for children and young people with disabilities will start this Saturday 21st April and will run until the Saturday 23rd June. Please note that there won’t be any workshops on…Read On
On Tuesday 10th April, Doreen and Caroline Kay attended LATE at the Arches. “It was a good night out but it was really noisy. It was good to meet people out at night and we went round talking…Read On
This week, meet Hannah Doyle, who has been volunteering with us since January and is helping out with our Saturday Visual Arts Classes. “I graduated in 2010 from Edinburgh Napier University, with a BA (Hons) in Photography and…Read On
Today Tuesday 10th April saw the opening of the Everyone@ Trongate 103 exhibition in Touchbase Sense Scotland’s headquarters at Milnpark Street, Glasgow, G41. Alan and Michael made it along to the opening with their families and support staff…Read On
Everyone@trongate103 is an action research project funded by Engage Scotland which involved the building of new partnerships between Project Ability, Glasgow Print Studio, Street Level Photoworks, GMAC and Pamis. The premise of the project was to consider how the arts organisations housed in Trongate 103 could include people…Read On
Our latest Artwork of the Week is Robert Cornish’s Scotland, on show in our current exhibition The Highway Code until 14 April. Considering we were sunbathing one week and freezing the next, we think that Robert’s beautiful painting captures…Read On
Our latest Artwork of the Week is Cameron Morgan’s comic depiction of glam rockers, KISS, made as part of Project Ability’s SECC project and commissioned for the SECC’s permanent collection. Most will recognise the iconic face paint and…Read On
Project Ability is pleased to announce the Residency Programme 2012, an initiative to support Scottish based artists to develop their practice within a disability arts setting. The selected artists will be resident in Project Ability’s open studios for a…Read On
