Scotland’s Learning Disability Week 2022 will take place from Monday 2nd – Sunday 8th May. This year’s theme is ‘We all have human rights!’ Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities (SCLD) have commissioned Project Ability artists Jonathan McKinstry and…Read On
We are celebrating textisles with work by Shetland-based Elie Coutts and our own central belter Cameron Morgan. This exhibition was on show here at Project Ability in Glasgow initially, and it has now moved up to Shetland! Collaborating at a distance,…Read On
Ocean Plastic Not Fantastic We are delighted to be exhibiting at Cass Arts in Glasgow for the very first time! On show we have the lovely exhibition titled ‘Ocean Plastic Not Fantastic’…. Glasgow hosted COP26 at the end of…Read On
an exhibition by Logie Evans Teush For the first time this exhibition collates the artist’s large sculptural works created over the last ten years in one location. Creating large scale, complicated, intricate, intriguing sculptures often for his own amusement Logie…Read On
A Bird Flying by Tommy Mason is one of the artworks in Visual Arts Scotland‘s virtual exhibition ‘Яeverb’ which is online from 19 March – 29 April. The vibrant colours and graphic shapes of Mason’s piece set our spirits soaring. Яeverb is the most extensive VAS exhibition in…Read On
Project Ability is proud to announce that Aspire artist Tommy Mason is exhibiting a new painting at the Visual Arts Scotland, Reverb exhibition! About REVERB | VAS Annual Exhibition 202219 March 2022 – 29 April 2022This VAS exhibition is the…Read On
We are celebrating textisles with work by Shetland-based Elie Coutts and our own central belter Cameron Morgan. Collaborating at a distance, sharing inspirations via zoom, Elie and Cameron have created a double-sided flag, which following its exhibition at Trongate 103, will…Read On
an exhibition by Jim Feeney Open Wednesday – Saturday, 11 – 5 in the Project Ability gallery, Trongate 103 Entry is free, there is a wheelchair accessible toilet. See hundreds of Jim’s delicate coloured pencil portraits hung and strung…Read On
Sian Mather once again proves herself a master of ceramics with a new series of plaques depicting life along the Forth & Clyde canal. In this piece the water is richly textured and inviting, with ripples, crisp reflections and mirky…Read On
Gary Turner tells us a bit about this Chinese-inspired landscape, which he has kindly donated to our fundraising raffle. Gary’s atmospheric landscape captures the moody magic of the gloaming. A pallet of tranquil blues with glowing reflections and silhouetted wanderers…Read On
