Category: Exhibitions

Project Ability is very pleased to present, for the first time, a solo exhibition of work by Rachel Hook in our annual MONO showcase.  Rachel works in our Create programme and is a painter of insistently elaborate shapes which she…Read On

  Lennox Castle Stories is a project which captures the memories of people who lived in Lennox Castle Hospital. It has been a chance for ex-residents to tell their stories of what life was like in the “Castle” and their triumphs and…Read On

Picture This is a group exhibition of paintings by Project Ability artists from Aspire and Create and displays the dynamic painting environment of the workshops throughout the year. Painting is an important activity in the Project Ability workshops and this end…Read On

Our work here is never over is a large group exhibition showcasing the creative talent and diverse practices of Project Ability’s former Connect artists. The exhibition also reflects on the artists’ experience of the programme retrospectively, after its closure in June…Read On

At the center of the Lennox Castle Stories project are a group of ex-patients who have, over the last ten months, come together at Project Ability in a series of weekly workshops to share their “stories” and express themselves through employing a range of…Read On

Project Ability are pleased to present a group exhibition by artists from Leverndale Hospital, Rowanbank Clinic and Blythswood House; the result of a two year pilot project of art in health care settings with the NHSGGC Directorate of Forensic Mental Health and…Read On

Following its Platform debut in 2011 and then an exhibition in Glasgow Film Theatre in January 2012, Project Ability are pleased to present a selection from the original exhibition in the foyer exhibition space of Trongate 103. Film Noir is…Read On

For her first solo exhibition, Project Ability are pleased to present a series of new paintings by Aspire artist, Lesley Nimmo. Pitted next to their starting points, the source material she initiates her paintings from, Lesley offers her own unique viewpoint;…Read On

Today, we receive information faster than we ever have before. With the immediacy of our lives, signs, adverts and visual communications are fleeting and easily dismissed. For this exhibition, participants of Project Ability’s Connect program have been invited to examine…Read On

Project Ability is pleased to present an alternative exhibition on the theme of sport, victory and success in timing with the various festivals and cultural events happening around the London 2012 Olympics. With little thematic connection to the Olympics, the exhibition…Read On