Unlimited’s first exhibition at Summerhall is a series of ambitious mixed media installations by the UK’s leading disabled artists. The exhibition deals with historical and contemporary issues, offering insight into the lives of others whilst also exploring topics which affect us all. The…Read On
As you may remember, Jonathan McKinstry and Consuelo Rosa had a very successful collaboration at the beginning of the year as part of our ReSearch programme. This resulted in some excellent works, which were shown as part of our International…Read On
This week we bring you another wondrous work by Aspire artist Tommy Mason as our Shop Item of the Week. Tommy’s work has been featured on our blog numerous times recently – we just can’t get enough of his superb…Read On
This week, we bring you this untitled piece by ReConnect artist Peter Stewart as our Artwork of the Week. Peter’s landscapes often have a painterly quality to them, capturing the viewer’s imagination. The thickly applied, visible brushstrokes of the rugged…Read On
One of the many great things about living in Glasgow is that there are so many fantastic places to go for walks, both in the city and within a short travelling distance. One of these places is Lenzie Moss. Our…Read On
A huge thank you to our Youth and Philanthropy Initiative Group from Lenzie Academy who won Project Ability an incredible £3000 to put towards our Create Programme for Children and Young People. The Youth and Philanthropy Initiative supports secondary pupils…Read On
Do you want to create a digital platform for your artwork? Please come along to Project Ability to get help to create an online gallery for your art work. We can help you to photograph your work, write an artist statement…Read On
Project Ability is pleased to present ‘Fast is fine but accuracy is final’ a two-person exhibition of paintings by Glasgow-based artist Charlie Hammond alongside new works byProject Ability Aspire artist Tommy Mason. The uncommon pairing of these two artists looks to question the dichotomy between art that is…Read On
Scott Lang, a former Connect artist who recently graduated from Glasgow Kelvin College, will be showing recent works in his first solo exhibition, Schementality, opening on Friday 24th July. ‘My recent practice has drawn on Glasgow’s ‘traditional’ gang culture. Personal experience, having briefly joined…Read On
Artist and tutor Meredith Crone has been working at Gartnavel Hospital, providing workshops. Here’s how it’s going so far in his own words: ‘Each of the three Adult Admission wards in Gartnavel Hospital’s Psychiatric wing are in turn hosting blocks…Read On
