Project Ability presents Lea Cummings: Cosmic Fields of Endless Possibilities as part of the Unlimited Festival at the Southbank Centre, London. “This work is part of a series produced in a meditative state, whereby I act as a conduit for subconscious images which take shape in an…Read On
Our second ReSearch Room exhibition will showcase the work made collaboratively by Aspire artist Doreen Kay and tutor Celine Mcilmunn during their project. The artists started their collaborative project by looking at photographs of themselves in various locations and selected elements they thought would be interesting to paint….Read On
Project Ability presents Cameron’s Way: Coast to Coast, the second of our two part contribution for GENERATION. Working directly onto the fabric of the gallery, Cameron Morgan created a mural of Scotland’s landscape, architecture, wildlife and social history. Open to the public throughout the Open Studio phase,…Read On
A group exhibition created by a range of forensic mental health service users from across medium, low and community services in NHS GGC. A year-long collaborative project between Project Ability and Forensic Occupational Therapy, the sessions have provided the group with the opportunity to explore and…Read On
Project Ability presents Cameron Morgan’s open studio project; the first of our two part contribution for GENERATION. Working directly onto the fabric of the gallery, Cameron Morgan is creating a mural of Scotland’s landscape, architecture, wildlife and social history; inviting visitors to see the nuts…Read On
This exhibition is the first outcome of Project Ability’s Research Room, featuring collaborative works by ceramist Morgane Deffense and Aspire artist Judith Abubaker. As individuals, we learn to from one another and when we work together, we merge into a collective body; this series of exhibitions will…Read On
In his first solo exhibition in the UK, Henrik Pätzke will create an expansive installation in Project Ability’s gallery and deliver a talk event about his practice on Saturday 5 April 1-2pm. Henrik Pätzke is an artist based at Inuti, a small foundation that runs daily…Read On
Arts Project Australia, Garth Homer Society & Project Ability With Glasgow’s forthcoming Commonwealth Games Festival 2014, this exhibition sits within a year-long strand of associated events happening throughout the city to celebrate Scotland’s cultural heritage. Artists from three nations, Australia, Canada and Scotland, will…Read On
Project Ability are pleased to present a group exhibition featuring new work made by artists who took part in the Residency Programme 2013. The residency was set up in 2010 to support both Project Ability and Scottish based artists by providing time, space and facilities…Read On
