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
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
We are pleased to announce that two Project Ability Aspire artists 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 both were not only…Read On
Léa and Megan met for the first time during a residency at Project Ability in August this 2019. While differing in their approach to making, they found a shared interest in the specific environment of Project Ability; a Glasgow-based visual…Read On
Knick knacks and whatnots Cameron Morgan With prints made in collaboration with Charlie Hammond 23 November – 21 December Project Ability is pleased to present the latest version of Knick knacks and Whatnots. This showcase features new ceramics made by…Read On
For the past several years Project Ability has had the pleasure of exhibiting artwork at Mono over the festive period. It’s a great opportunity for us to share some of the amazing paintings that are created here through out the…Read On
Today we changed over the running exhibition we have at Gartnavel hospital here in Glasgow. Art in the Gart is an ongoing project at Gartnavel that looks to use art to enhance the lives of the people living and working…Read On
