To celebrate Paisley’s bid for UK City of Culture 2021 Project Ability has been working with three Renfrewshire Schools on an exciting project, inspired by the shape, colours and patterns of the city’s iconic Paisley Pattern. Pupils from Mary Russell…Read On
We are delighted to announce that we have bagged £4200 from a Tesco funding scheme! Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its Bags of Help funding initiative, which sees grants of up to £5,000, £2,000 and £1,000 – all…Read On
Shop Item of the Week time, and this week we bring you another fine piece by Aspire artist Tommy Mason. Tommy’s well received exhibition has just ended, and now we can offer one of his drawings in our shop for…Read On
This week we bring you this rather excellent rendering of a vicious velociraptor, by the highly talented Christopher Newman. Christopher took only one session to truly capture the speed and movement of this creature, and we think the result is…Read On
West Kilbride is Scotland’s first accredited craft town and The Barony Centre is the jewel in its crown. The current exhibition, ‘Radical Craft’, was co-curated by Laura Hamilton, one of Project Ability’s board members, so the walking group took a…Read On
Creative Scotland awarded over £1.2million through the Open Project Fund in March 2017 to 55 recipients, including individual artists, musicians, dancers, writers, theatre makers, festivals and organisations working across the arts, screen and creative industries. We are delighted to announce…Read On
Join us on Friday 28th April, 12-1pm for the closing event of Tommy Mason‘s exhibition in the Trongate 103 foyer. Everybody welcome! Aspire artist Tommy Mason’s unique large scale paintings have taken over the Trongate 103 foyer as a celebration…Read On
Project Ability and C-Change, in recognition and celebration of Learning Disability Week 2017, are delighted to invite you to join us for the launch of an exciting new social history project, based around the former Ladysbridge hospital in Aberdeenshire. We…Read On
The name Glasgow is derived from the Gaelic word ‘Glaschu’ which means ‘green hollow’ or ‘dear green place’. The name is still a very appropriate one as there are more than 100 parks and green spaces scattered across the city….Read On
Project Ability is looking for a Freelance Arts Administrator to manage an outstanding programme of visual art activities and exhibition for children and young people with disabilities. The programme takes place in Project Ability’s studio in Trongate 103 in the…Read On
