Our Artwork of the Week takes one last look at our current exhibition, ‘Flashback to February’. This show, our first virtual exhibition at Project Ability, features a wonderful selection of paintings made in the Project Ability studios in the lead…Read On
‘100 Portraits’ is a living history project with artists with learning disabilities capturing 100 portraits of the people who have kept them well during the lockdown. In this unprecedented time, we all turn to our family and friends for reassurance,…Read On
After some interruptions to our normally scheduled programming, we’re delighted to say our Artwork of the Week is back! First up we want to highlight our current and first ever virtual exhibition by drawing your attention to this amazing large…Read On
Despite the challenges of the current situation, we have been delighted to reconnect with our partners in the Sculpture and Environmental Art department at the Glasgow School of Art. The partnership will offer final year students the opportunity to deliver…Read On
In true Halloween spirit, our shop item of the week is…. ‘Scary Monster’ by Steven Reilly! Steven painted this large canvas last year in the Project Ability Studio and is currently hanging in our ‘Flashback to February’ exhibition! If you…Read On
The new winter term has begun and in these unprecedented times, it is like no other. Our studio, gallery and office remain closed and staff and tutors continue to work from home. As the term develops our amazing tutors are…Read On
This is the second year that Project Ability has had the pleasure of being part of the Paralym Art World Cup in Tokyo, Japan. The Theme for 2020 was Peace (平和)! You can browse the whole exhibition of artworks here….Read On
This week’s shop item of the week is… ‘Woman’ by Ronald McCulloch! This mixed media artwork is available for £80 in our online shop and is part of our current virtual exhibition ‘Flashback to February’. Flashback to February is an exhibition featuring…Read On
Earlier in the year Cameron Morgan received an Unlimited award to enable him to continue his artistic practice while in lockdown. For those of us who know Cameron Morgan’s artistic practice, it comes as no surprise that a world pandemic…Read On
Project Ability is back once again… showing a brilliant selection of work in Make Studio’s virtual exhibition, ‘Cordially Invited III’. Organised by Make Studio in Maryland, US, this exhibition gives some of our artists an opportunity to have their work…Read On
