Our artists have been thinking about the environmental crisis, and making art that reflects these themes. Christopher Newman‘s woodland is a delicate and expressive love letter to forests. Forests feel still, but Christopher has created a sense of movement and…Read On
Climate change is real and affects us all. Join this art project with other learning disabled people to have your voice heard COP26 is coming to Glasgow: 31 October to 12 November. Project Ability is looking for 10 groups across…Read On
What a joy to visit GoMA after such a long time! Our walking group visited the Gallery of Modern Art this week. We booked in advance to make sure we all got in together (although booking is no longer necessary!)…Read On
Our walking group didn’t venture too far afield last week for two very good reasons. Firstly, the weather was pretty inclement and secondly, there are some excellent exhibitions in Trongate 103 that really shouldn’t be missed. The first port of…Read On
Sandra Ormiston‘s vibrant cat artworks celebrate of the joy we experience living side by side with pets. With uplifting colours, Sandra draws characterful creatures – often accompanied by text which offer us insight into the artist’s thoughts as she works….Read On
Our ReConnect walking group met at our Trongate 103 home, and moseyed on round the corner to South Block, where we visited an exhibition of paintings by Sarah Kudirka and Rowena Comrie. Sarah was an artist in residence in our studios…Read On
Tommy Mason gives us a magical loch scene, with the gold-tinted trees and burning orange sky of a dramatic sunset. The blue is serene and inviting, and the water swirls at the centre – reflecting the yellow from the trees….Read On
Our walkers have been continuing their explorations of Glasgow parks with trips to the Botanic Gardens and Bellahouston. Botanic Gardens The walking group had a very pleasant visit, with scorching sunshine, to the botanic gardens. They took the sensible route:…Read On
Will Starr, accordionist from Croy, is the subject of this striking portrait by Cameron Morgan. Crisp, confident lines lead the eye from the hairs of the knee to the piercing blue eyes, following the purple checks of tartan and the…Read On
The sun has been out in Glasgow, and so have our ReConnect walking group. Artist-tutor Celine McIlmunn kindly gave us the low-down on what they got up to on their first two outings: The first outing was in Queens Park…Read On
