Category: Walking Group

As some of our Project Ability artists were exhibiting artworks in Gourock, it was a good time to take a trip by train along the coast and visit Original Artists shop and gallery. It’s a lovely shop packed full of interesting crafted…Read On

It’s been some years since Flannery O’Kafka had a residency at Project Ability, so it was great to have a catch-up at Tramway last week. Flannery has been busy working on a commission for the National Galleries of Scotland, in…Read On

There’s always lots going on in the Trongate 103 building and our walking group like to visit the exhibitions that take place in our neighbouring galleries when possible. Last week we went to Street Level to catch the two exhibitions that…Read On

Almost two hundred years ago, The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in Glasgow purchased two first edition volumes of James Audubon’s ‘Birds of America’. There is currently one of these recently conserved volumes on show in one of the…Read On

Our regular readers will know that our walking group like to visit the Modern Institute and we have enjoyed exhibitions in the Oswald Street and Aird’s Lane galleries for quite some time. For our latest outing we made our usual visits to both…Read On

Our walking group had perfect weather for this outing, with blue sky and sunshine all the way. Our route was the path along the River Clyde, starting at the Gorbals Street Bridge and ending at the Kingston Bridge. The area is teeming with graffiti art…Read On

For this year’s Glasgow International Festival of Art, Project Ability have hosted an exhibition by needlecraft artist James Gladwell. James is a self-taught artist who makes embroideries that depict images from his dreams, memories and personal visions of the world…Read On

With Glasgow International in full swing there is a huge amount of artistic activity in the city. For this outing our group decided to visit some of the more local shows and started off with ‘Moral Injury’, a group exhibition…Read On

After our recent walk through Glasgow Green with Invisible Cities it was interesting to visit again, this time as part of a Radical Glasgow tour with a focus on Glasgow’s relationship with sport and the Commonwealth. Our guide was Henry, one of the founders of the…Read On

The GSA fine art degree show is now held annually in the Stow building on Shamrock Street and with about 160 students exhibiting over five floors it’s quite an undertaking. In previous years our art loving group have managed one or two floors…Read On