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
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
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
Dylan Lombard The World Through My Eyes 16 October – 13 November* Open Wed – Sat, 11am – 5pm Project Ability Gallery, Trongate 103 Free entry Wheelchair accessible with accessible toilet *please note the gallery will be closed during the…Read On
Art in the Gart A space for creativity and wellbeing presents… The Birds by John McNaught The oil paintings in this exhibition have all been created by Project Ability artist John McNaught. The Birds were made in John’s studio, at…Read On
Project Ability’s 2021 Annual Christmas Exhibition The Time Is Now 19 November – 23 December Coming soon… Our X-mas exhibition for 2021 is focussed on the Climate Crisis, and the COP26 Climate Conference being held in Glasgow. The theme is…Read On
Our 100 Portraits Artists: Judith Abubakar, Richard Anderson, John Cocozza, Andrew Crosbie, Michael Earll, Edward Henry, Doreen Kay, Stuart Low, Nils McDiarmid, Jonathan McKinstry, John McNaught, Cameron Morgan, Paul Rankine, Steven Reilly left: Michael Draper “Tim Burgess”; middle: Stuart Low;…Read On
– – ‘Are ye dancin?…Are ye askin?’ by Cameron Morgan Taking inspiration from spirited Scottish ceilidhs, shimmery 80s discos, the sway of South American tangos and the elegant drama of ballet, Cameron Morgan presents a collection of bold,…Read On
Opens 31 July 2021 in the Project Ability gallery Way back in December of 2019, Cameron Morgan was invited to create a solo exhibition of new work as part of an Unlimited Conference at the Theatr Brycheiniog in Wales….Read On
