There are many hidden gems waiting to be discovered in and around Glasgow, and one of these is tucked away in an area of parkland just a few minutes walk from the bustling Fort shopping centre in Easterhouse. Provan Hall…Read On
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Artwork of the week – Cookie Monster by Aiden Kelly
‘Cookie Monster‘ is the star of our Artwork of the week post! Made in our Create studios by Aiden Kelly, it sits proudly in our current exhibition Young Talent 2016. Complete with a plate of glittered cookies, he has his…Read On
GLOC present Fiddler on the Roof
This November, The Glasgow Light Opera Club (GLOC) present the much loved ‘Fiddler on the Roof‘ at The King’s Theatre, Glasgow! We are delighted that GLOC have chosen to support Project Ability for the duration of this production, and will be…Read On
ReSearch Residency August 2016 – Jonathan Kirkwood
Jonathan Kirkwood spent the month of August as Artist in Residence at Project Ability. Based in a studio within the main Project Ability workshop, Jonathan spent the month developing new projects. Here, he tells us about his experience: “Having volunteered…Read On
Our Quiz Night was a big success!
Many thanks to everybody who made our second annual Quiz Night such a fun event! We had over 70 people attending, divided into 10 teams with some very creative names. Many of Project Ability’s artists were there, from all our different…Read On
Artwork of the week- ‘Ringtone 1960’ by Cameron Morgan
This week we bring you ‘Ringtone 1960’ by Cameron Morgan as our artwork of the week. We are celebrating the start of the Unlimited Festival at the Tramway, which features Morgan’s new show, ‘Put your sweet lips closer to the…Read On
TV Classics Part 1 at Southbank
Last week, Cameron Morgan travelled to London for the opening of his exhibition ‘TV Classics Part 1‘ at Southbank, part of Unlimited Festival. Morgan’s ‘TV Classics Part 1’ celebrates the culture and history of television throughout the decades with each…Read On
Artwork of the week by Harriet Campbell
Artwork of the week features this summery painting on canvas by Harriet Campbell. Harriet works with us in our Create programme on Saturdays and has a great love for the show ‘Total Drama Island’. Quite often her work features a…Read On
Introducing the Project Ability Supporters Scheme
Become a supporter of Project Ability for only £5 per month and help us to transform the lives of people with disabilities of all ages through visual art. Why support us? By becoming a supporter you will be helping us…Read On
Walking Group – Week 15: Linn Park
Linn Park on the south side of Glasgow was the destination for our walking group last week. The park is one of the largest in the city, second only to Pollok Park, and has many interesting features. The group started…Read On
