Watercolour painting with Blue Room Inclusive Arts On Friday, 7th March, we were thrilled to welcome artists from Blue Room Inclusive Arts in Liverpool to our Project Ability studios in Glasgow. They joined our Friday Aspire group for a fun-filled…Read On
This week Glasgow International (GI) has announced details of its world- renowned biennial festival of contemporary art. The 10th edition of GI will take place between Friday 7th June – Sunday 23rd June 2024. Following this announcement we are delighted…Read On
Our Artwork of the Week is this gorgeous painting of a wolf by Aspire artist Ryan Jago. We absolutely love how Ryan has depicted this wild wolf. With his white teeth shining out in front of a deep red mouth,…Read On
This week we celebrate our 2023 Christmas exhibition, Flora and Fauna, with a highlight from the show, ‘The Tree of Life’! This brightly coloured, happy and inspiring painting was created by long time Aspire artist Steven Reilly. Steven’s paintings are…Read On
We posted back in the summer about Project Ability Aspire artist Doreen Kay having a piece of artwork accepted in to the highly prestigious Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. The show is over now and we are delighted to say that…Read On
Lush x Project Ability – Chosen Knot wrap designs! Earlier in the year we were given a very exciting design challenge by the famously beautiful smelling cosmetics company LUSH! Lush were looking for new and exciting designs for their stunning…Read On
Our walking group certainly got their steps in today with a walk to the Glasgow Southern Necropolis. Along the way, we had a visit to Sogo Arts gallery on Saltmarket to see paintings by Thomas McGoran in his exhibition ‘art…Read On
We decided to keep our walking group outing local this week as the World Cycling Championships meant that many of the city centre roads were blocked off and best avoided for the time being. This was not by any means a…Read On
On Wednesday 2nd August the Walking Group visited Maryhill Burgh Halls to see two exhibitions. We firstly saw STRIKE! An exhibition about the workers of the Bryant and May match factory and it’s infamous 1888 strike. Photographs and personal stories…Read On
