(This exhibition has been postponed) Project Ability’s exhibition ‘It’s in the detail’ is part of the curated arts festival: Glasgow International 2020. The exhibition features work from three artists; Leslie Thompson, Nils McDiarmid and Robin Wise. — Leslie Thompson, Nils…Read On
We are pleased to announce that Project Ability has been asked to kick start a new initiative by Creative Scotland which invites a gallery and/or arts organisation to display artwork in their office in Edinburgh! After seeing the space it…Read On
Did someone say Manga Challenge?! We are very proud to virtually present a collection of new drawings by Gary Turner – inspired by the ‘Inktober’ challenge and in line with one of our new weekly challenges – Manga! Gary Turner has…Read On
(now closed due to Covid 19) Cameron Morgan was invited to create a solo exhibition of new work as part of an Unlimited Conference at the Theatr Brycheiniog in Wales! Never shying away from a challenge, Morgan took on the…Read On
‘Sharp and to the Point’ is a solo showcase by Cameron Morgan. For those visitors of Project Ability who know Cameron Morgan’s work, these pencils are a natural and logical development from his ongoing series of work titled ‘Knick Knacks…Read On
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Extraordinary Responses Seminar! A special thanks to all our speakers: Dr Anthony Lewis, Cheryl McGeachan, Claire Coia, Richard Anderson, Stuart Low, Morag Macgilchrist, Celine Mcilmunn, Sian Mather. Also a big congratulations…Read On
There will also be Artists Talks on Thursday 5th March 4-6pm, followed by an evening drinks reception 6-8pm. Please register for your free ticket for this event here. IASSIDD International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Development…Read On
We are pleased to announce that two Project Ability Aspire artists have had their work selected to be part of the 2019 Paralym Art Exhibition in Tokyo! The theme was dance, and John McNaught and Cameron Morgan were both not…Read On
A solo showcase of ceramics by Project Ability artist Billy Harper. This exhibition of ceramics by Billy Harper has been inspired by the iconic Royal Doulton figurines. Harper is an artist working in Project Ability’s Aspire studios, and he has…Read On
Read some of our blog posts from the research group that has inspired this exhibition. Exhibiting artists: Richard Anderson, Stuart Low, Morag Macgilchrist, Simon McAuley, Celine Mcilmunn, Sian Mather, Alan Straiton Extraordinary Responses is a group exhibition which originated from…Read On
