The art in the gart gallery is situated in a wide, bright public corridor in Gartnavel Royal Hospital. The gallery is currently curated by Project Ability and provides exhibition space to artists and community groups who have an association with…Read On
On Thursday the 25th of June, Kevin Cantwell, one of Project Ability’s current ReSearch artists, visited Woodland Communty Gardens to deliver a one-off workshop. He met with a very keen group of gardeners to make pieces of art to decorate…Read On
We are delighted to announce that there will be a third day of ReConnect workshops, starting with this coming block. The visual arts workshops for adults experiencing mental ill health will now run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Participants can sign…Read On
This week, our Shop Item of the Week is another Cameron Morgan original ceramic piece. This rather proud ostrich is quite special, and can now be spotted in its new habitat – our gallery shop! Come have a browse, and…Read On
Create participant Owen Scullion has reached the final of the annual ‘Create Art for Autism’ competition! Owen’s Gollum sculpture has been selected from hundreds of entries as one of the final 6 in the 3D Artwork category. Create Art for…Read On
Scott Lang, a former participant in the Connect programme, has recently graduated from Glasgow Kelvin College, with his fine work on display as part of their degree show. His website can be found at www.slangart.co.uk – here’s how Scott describes…Read On
If you have a learning disability and are over 50 years old, it is quite likely you spent time in hospital. At that time there was far less social care available to support people living in their own homes and…Read On
Last Wednesday wasn’t the loveliest of days for a walk so it was no bad thing that the walking group were heading for an indoor location – The Tall Ship. After a walk through the Transport Museum to see some…Read On
Project Ability uses the funds we raise to keep the cost of our programming as low as possible so it is accessible to all and of the highest quality; providing expert tuition and professional materials. One of our young artists, Harriet…Read On
There are many ways to support Project Ability and our artists, whether you make a monthly or one-off donation, raise funds for us, or buy an artwork. KEY did just that, by specially commissioning two artworks from artist Cameron Morgan for…Read On
