Afternoon at the Barras by Dylan Lombard is our artwork of the week. Dylan Lombard’s photograph captures the Barras barren, only two figures visible against the shuttered buildings. Taken during the pandemic, Dylan uses shadow and light to tell a…Read On
Our walking group has been continuing with their coasts and waters project with some more visits to the canal and some afternoons in the studios. Their individual and collaborative projects are beginning to take shape and we’re looking forward to seeing…Read On
Project Ability is once again delighted to have been invited to exhibit works digitally in the Cordially Invited group exhibition in the USA! Located in Baltimore, Maryland, Make Studio is: “a community-based arts organization in Baltimore, MD, envisioning a world…Read On
Careful composition and vibrant colour palettes are the hallmarks of Marina Devlin‘s work. Marina’s paintings draw on the symbolism and spiritualism of nature, featuring creatures big and small against vast skies, woodlands and mountains. In this latest piece, made on…Read On
As many of you know, we joyously reopened our studios recently after a year and a half, and it was a moment to celebrate! It’s so amazing to be welcoming some of the artists back through our doors, and although…Read On
Bringing together three artists: Kwaga Sillingi (ActionSpace), Marina Devlin (Project Ability) and Neelam Ahmad (Venture Arts), Ritual Patterns examines these artists’ interpretations of rituals, repetition, and pattern. Relishing in organic forms, nature, and colour, Ritual Patterns looks at how each of these artists incorporate ritual into their…Read On
We are delighted to be showcasing some of the wonderful ‘Lockdown Postcards’ made by Project Ability artists over the course of the last year and a half. This was a project devised in order to help stay connected with the…Read On
Our walking group artists have embarked on a new project! Moving forward, instead of visiting a variety of places they’ll be spending time at the Claypits Nature Reserve each week. Situated next to the Forth and Clyde canal and close…Read On
Michael Earll‘s portrait of musician Tim Burgess celebrates his twitter listening parties, which bring people together online to enjoy and discover music. Earll shows Tim Burgess holding a copy of his own record “Oh No I Love You” in front of…Read On
Project Ability is excited to announce a brand new venture and partnership! Some time ago now we were approached about an art auction raising funds for a very important cause; animal welfare all over the world. Project Ability is one…Read On
