Category: Exhibitions

Project Ability is proud to announce that we will be part of the Glasgow / Berlin European Championship cultural programme titled Festival 2018, which takes place in Glasgow in the beginning of August. The city of Glasgow will be transformed…Read On

James Jimbo spent a month in residency at Project Ability in September 2017. We were very impressed with the body of work he produced during his time with us, and with the profound connexion he made with our artists and…Read On

Earlier this year, Cameron Morgan started his third residency funded by Creative Scotland, this time with Glasgow-based artist Gregor Wright. The two artists worked together every Thursday in Wright’s studio near Trongate 103. From their collaboration emerged a series of…Read On

Project Ability is proud to present ‘These Boots Were Made…‘, an exhibition of works by Cameron Morgan coinciding with his show ‘Abstract Domestic’ with Gregor Wright. Morgan is a prolific artist and a talented ceramicist. For this exhibition, he created…Read On

Since January 2018, artists from Project Ability have been travelling all over Scotland working with children and young people from Down’s Syndrome Scotland’s social groups, their friends and families, making artwork to celebrate the 2018, World Down Syndrome Congress coming…Read On

It’s that time of year again, when we get the opportunity to share some of our artists’ biggest and best paintings! Our annual Platform show is always a highlight of Project Ability’s exhibition calendar. The artists in our Aspire programme…Read On

Project Ability is pleased to present an exhibition of work from artists represented by the Polysemie Gallery in Marseille. In early 2017 we were contacted by François Vertadier, managing director of the Polysémie Gallery in Marseille, with an exciting proposition. François invited…Read On

Project Ability is proud to present ‘Voices on paper’, a solo exhibition of works on paper by ReConnect artist Angela McLauchlin. “Art is a totally unique bird’s eye view perspective, it comes from a vantage position, and everyone has the…Read On

For the past few months, Cameron Morgan and Glasgow-based artist Charlie Hammond have been meeting each week for what started out as a very loose and undefined collaboration/residency project. Initially, the pair got to know each other’s work, and as…Read On

Project Ability is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by James Hardie in our Project Space here at Trongate 103. James Hardie is an artist working with Project Ability’s Aspire programme. His fresh style and unique compositions caught…Read On