Project Ability is proud to announce that Aspire artist Tommy Mason is exhibiting a new painting at the Visual Arts Scotland, Reverb exhibition! About REVERB | VAS Annual Exhibition 202219 March 2022 – 29 April 2022This VAS exhibition is the…Read On
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Artwork of the Week: Buildings and Boat Reflections
Sian Mather once again proves herself a master of ceramics with a new series of plaques depicting life along the Forth & Clyde canal. In this piece the water is richly textured and inviting, with ripples, crisp reflections and mirky…Read On
Artwork of the Week: Gary Turner
Gary Turner tells us a bit about this Chinese-inspired landscape, which he has kindly donated to our fundraising raffle. Gary’s atmospheric landscape captures the moody magic of the gloaming. A pallet of tranquil blues with glowing reflections and silhouetted wanderers…Read On
COP26 Banner Project
With Glasgow hosting COP26 – an urgent United Nations climate intervention – we worked with Stop Climate Chaos Scotland and SCLD to deliver banner making workshops across the country, from Dumfries to Shetland. Groups across the country produced eye-catching art…Read On
Artwork of the Week: Penguins
Roddy Woods‘ Penguins bring some seasonal cheer, alongside a stark climate message. Woods paints an adorable family portrait: a chick looking up into the face of the parent penguin. But with shards of ice and chilly blue waters surrounding them,…Read On
Artwork of the Week: Australian Wildfires
For our winter exhibition, we asked artists to submit work responding to the climate emergency. Tommy Kemp‘s Australian Wildfires is a provocative piece that shows the urgency of our situation. The time is now. This is happening. In the foreground the…Read On
Late Night Shopping Event
We are opening our doors in the evening on Thursday 2nd December to assist with festive shopping! We’ve taken care of the hard elf business of present-making, and our shop is full of artist-designed homewares and accessories, one-off originals and unique…Read On
Artwork of the Week: Vase of Hope
Joseph Sharpe‘s Vase of Hope – part of our winter showcase The Time is Now – is the artwork of the week. A yellow sky is framed by a window with a vase of summer flowers on the sill. The yellow is soft…Read On
Studio Pavilion x Project Ability
Project Ability is delighted to announce an exhibition of work at the Studio Pavilion, Art Lover’s Cafe! Simon McAuley and Cameron Morgan both have a selection of paintings, prints and photographs on display within the grounds of the House for…Read On
Artwork of the Week: Paul Marshall
Paranoia by Paul Marshall is our artwork of the week. Faceless figures are crowded together in the foreground. Behind them, homogeneous buildings reach up to touch the blazing sun and cool round clouds in the sky above. The elongated people…Read On
