Flying through time and Key Works are concurrent exhibitions celebrating the work of KEY artists, in particular John Cocozza, and the long standing relationship between KEY and Project Ability. John Cocozza is supported by KEY and has been an artist at Project Ability for several years, as part of our Aspire programme. John is a key…Read On
Project Ability is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition outside of the United States by the New York-based artist Derrick Alexis Coard (b. 1981 Brooklyn.) The exhibition has been curated by Matthew Higgs, the director of New York’s White Columns – the city’s oldest not-for-profit…Read On
Cameron Morgan’s ‘TV Classics Part 1’ celebrates the culture and history of television throughout the decades. Each painting marks an era, a style and a tv programme. Morgan is a multi-talented and prolific artist working with Project Ability as part of our Aspire programme,…Read On
Project Ability is proud to present Strange quarks, an exhibition of paintings by Simon McAuley. McAuley has worked with Project Ability in our Connect and ReConnectworkshops since 2010. Very soon after his arrival in our studios, Simon was invited to be our Artist in Residence, and he has…Read On
An exhibition of new paintings and drawings by Alasdair Banks along with new prints by Glasgow Kelvin College art students and Project Ability artists. Alasdair Banks is a Glasgow based artist with an international reputation for his large expressive Horse Racing and Equine Paintings. He has invited…Read On
Project Ability presents an exhibition of portraits by young artists across Glasgow, Paisley and Kirkintilloch. This work is the culmination of a week’s workshops led by acclaimed portrait artist Tanya Raabe-Webber, which took place in the Project Ability gallery. Each student was given an…Read On
Two of our artists, Tommy Kemp and Grace McArthur are part of Heart and Sold, a group exhibition showcasing works by artists with Down Syndrome. Both artists showed work in previous Heart and Sold exhibitions in London and New York in 2015, and are now…Read On
This exhibition of portraits represents the culmination of a project that saw the artist in residence with Project Ability during the ‘International Summit for learning disability artists and their supported studios’. Acclaimed artist Tanya Raabe-Webber has a unique talent for capturing the…Read On
Imagination and memory are Carole Lee’s reference material for her studio practice. Taking inspiration from people in shopping malls, busy bar scenes, bus-stops, parks and high streets, her work is an illustrative visionary delight, like a puzzle waiting to be deciphered…Read On
