Our annual Young Talent exhibition is back! Young Talent is an annual showcase of the artwork created by children and young people from Project Ability’s Create programme. Now in its 12th year, this celebratory exhibition brings together a diverse assortment of painting,…Read On
The Arts Festival of North Norway is an international event dedicated to international outsider art showcasing a vast range of music, performance, visual art, literature and film. For the festival, Project Ability presents a series of drawings by Robert Reddick; an artist…Read On
Duncan Gray’s paintings are wilderness-obsessed and resemble a slow-motion spanning of the world’s most inaccessible peaks. His mountain tops are luminous, in brand-new white with ruddy colour applications that give way to abstractions that drift from the landscapes they represent….Read On
A four person exhibition by Project Ability artists Jonathan Barr, John Beaton, Robert McKenzie and Sandra Ormiston presented as part of Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art Included Programme 2012. In response to the festival theme Real Time, the exhibition explores the occurrence of speech as a central idea. The…Read On
Everyone@trongate103 is an action research project funded by Engage Scotland which involved the building of new partnerships between Project Ability, Glasgow Print Studio, Street Level Photoworks, GMAC and Pamis. The premise of the project was to consider how the arts organisations housed in Trongate 103 could include people…Read On
Artists Carol Lee and Simon McAuley have been selected to take part in Parallel Visions, a group exhibition at Creativity Explored, San Francisco. Parallel Visions shows work by artists from five different art and disability organizations in relationship with work made by selected artists at Creativity Explored. Works on…Read On
In collaboration with artists from three Canadian organisations, Project Ability presents The Highway Code, an alternative Museum of Transport. This exhibition is the first of a series of creative partnerships which seeks to connect artists with disabilities and features new work from Canada’s…Read On
The exhibition marks Project Ability’s Residency Programme 2011, set up in 2010 to support both Project Ability and Scottish based artists by providing time, space and facilities in which to concentrate on artistic development in a supportive and engaging environment. The selected artists…Read On
Following the first exhibition of Film Noir at Platform, a selection of paintings will be going on show in GFT’s Café Cosmo in January 2012. Film Noir is an exhibition of paintings by Project Ability’s Connect artists based on stills from a series of black and white films, depicting the…Read On
