Walking Group: Necropolis

Walking Group visit the Glasgow Necropolis Our walking group were fortunate to have a dry and sunny day for a visit to Glasgow Necropolis this week, and after several outings that took us only short distances from the studios, this…Read On

Walking Group: Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre

Project Ability Walking Group Visit Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre There is so much going on in our building at Trongate 103 that sometimes we don’t need to venture outside at all to find interesting things to look at and discuss. We’ve recently…Read On

Walking Group: Gartnavel Royal Hospital

Project Ability Walking Group Visit Gartnavel Royal Hospital On Wednesday the 28th February the Walking Group were at Gartnavel Royal to see the Art In The Gart display four of our artists were involved with. ‘The Reconnect Collection’ features work…Read On

Walking Group: GOMA and Cass Art

Project Ability Walking Group Visit GOMA and Cass Art On February the 14th the Walking Group visited GOMA and Cass Art. Project Ability artist Stuart Low has been a part of a project painting a long mural entitled ‘Dancing Wave’….Read On

Walking Group: Hunterian Art Gallery

Project Ability Walking Group Visit Hunterian Art Gallery On Wednesday 7th February the Walking Group headed to Glasgow Uni to visit the Huntarian art gallery. We went to see an exhibition of sketches and paintings from the collection of James…Read On

Abundance in London

Abundance is an unmissable group exhibition of artworks by the artists Chandrakant Patel (ActionSpace, London), Erin Keogh (Project Ability, Glasgow) and Kathy Wilmott (Venture Arts, Manchester). The touring exhibition is the culmination of a three year collaborative project between ActionSpace, Project Ability and Venture Arts celebrating the work of learning…Read On

God’s Origami

an installation by Jamie Livingstone God’s Origami was inspired by NASA images from the James Webb telescope of star nurseries. Star nurseries are places in the universe (many light years in size) where embryonic stars are formed. The NASA scientist…Read On

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