In today’s ‘Meet the Volunteers’, we introduce you to the brilliant Anna Reid, who has been volunteering with our Create programme. “Project ability reminded me that art, particularly as a form of play, is unbelievably important when it comes to…Read On
Cameron Morgan started his two-week residency in the Arthouse, Wakefield, on Saturday 17th June. Project Ability‘ technician Jim Ewen is with him for the first week; here he tells us what the two of them did during the first couple…Read On
We are delighted to announce that Cameron Morgan has been shortlisted for the Dentons Art Prize. Dentons is collaborating with curator Niamh White and artist Tim A Shaw to host a biannual £5,000 prize for the most exciting emerging contemporary artists…Read On
“With an education in the Fine Arts and Design Academy in Poland and an interest in art therapy, I was very excited to be given the opportunity to become a volunteer with Project Ability. In 2016 I supported a gentleman…Read On
Cameron Morgan will be in residence at the ArtHouse in Wakefield, from the 17th June to the 1st July. He will be working in the print studio with local print maker Richard Marsden for three days each week. The outcome of the…Read On
Project Ability is delighted to be able to offer two opportunities to Glasgow based visual artists, interested in making and experiencing our unique working environment. Our residency programme gives opportunity to artists to develop their practice, within our busy working…Read On
As our spring workshops draw to a close, Project Ability is gearing up for our autumn 2017 programme due to start later this August. We are looking for a wide range of visual artists, who are interested in experiencing our…Read On
This week it’s Aspire artist Ronald McCulloch‘s ‘Jaguar’ as our Artwork of the Week. Ronald has been attending the classes for a number of years, and his distinctive style always brings a smile. Ronald’s work will be on exhibition in…Read On
For our first Meet The Volunteers feature this year, we are delighted to introduce you to the amazing Seamus Killick, who has been a brilliant addition to our Create team. “Pretty much as soon as I walked into the ginormous…Read On
Back in February, a few Project Ability artists were invited to The Gathering in Glasgow’s SECC: Cameron Morgan, John Cocozza and Steven Reilly were on hand to draw conference goers’ portraits in watercolour and oil pastels. The stall attracted a…Read On
