Create! Art for Autism 2014 is an art competition open to all young people aged 11-25 years who are formally diagnosed with an Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC) including Asperger’s Syndrome. The competition aims to dispel the myth that people with…Read On
Our latest Friends and Family Fun Workshop was all about flowers! To help celebrate the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, we will be creating a large ‘patchwork’ banner, inspired by the national flowers of the Commonwealth Countries and Territories. On Saturday,…Read On
Project Ability presents Cameron’s Way: Coast to Coast, the second of our two part contribution for GENERATION. Working directly onto the fabric of the gallery, Cameron Morgan created a mural of Scotland’s landscape, architecture, wildlife and social history. Open to the public throughout the Open Studio phase,…Read On
After a week off last week, I feel as though I’ve never been away! I mean that in the best possible way, of course- as usual there’s been so much activity going on here at Project Ability that I’ve shaken…Read On
Project Ability artist David Bradley has been selected by Outside in to exhibit in the group show Dizziness of Freedom as part of the Anxiety Festival 2014. “Dizziness of freedom is a group exhibition exploring the notion of choice in…Read On
Since the beginning of our volunteering programme, we have been lucky enough to work with really motivated, enthusiastic and skilled people. Meet the Volunteers is our way to let you know a bit more about the talented individuals who have…Read On
As well as being an accomplished visual artist and musician, Lea Cummings is also a filmmaker. His debut feature film ‘Night of the Bloody Antler‘, in partnership with Sarah Glass, will premiere at the Art School on Saturday 28 June,…Read On
The next Friends and Family Fun workshops will be Flowers of the Commonwealth on Saturday 28th June. To help celebrate the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, Project Ability will be creating a large ‘patchwork’ banner, inspired by the national flowers of…Read On
The third week of Cameron Morgan’s Open Studio went in a flash! It’s hard to imagine there is only a few days left before the opening on Friday! Cameron Morgan has been working countless hours on his mural Cameron’s Way:…Read On
A group exhibition created by a range of forensic mental health service users from across medium, low and community services in NHS GGC. A year-long collaborative project between Project Ability and Forensic Occupational Therapy, the sessions have provided the group with the opportunity to explore and…Read On
