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Category: Exhibitions

Glasgow 850
Join us in celebrating 850 vibrant years of Glasgow with a joyful exhibition showcasing the city’s spirit through art. This special event brings together the talented artists of Project Ability alongside a dynamic selection of creatives who responded to our…Read On

Congratulations to Turner Prize nominee Nnena Kalu!
All of us here at Project Ability are very excited to congratulate Glasgow born Nnena Kalu for being one of this year’s Turner Prize nominee artists! We couldn’t be happier for Kalu, who we had the pleasure of working with…Read On

Greg Coultas and Struan Robb
Project Ability presents this two-person exhibition, featuring work by Greg Coultas and Struan Robb, both young painters from our Create studios. Each with their own very unique aesthetic, we selected these two artists for an exhibition as we felt they…Read On

Counterflows Exhibition
Project Ability have teamed up with Counterflows and Mono to bring you this amazing exhibition of portraiture! Project Ability artists were invited by the Counterflows Music Festival to make artworks from the head-shot images given to them by the musicians…Read On

Calling ALL artists!
Calling ALL artists! Project Ability is having an exhibition to celebrate Glasgow’s 850 years of history. _________________________________________________ Glasgow 850 Project Ability gallery 7 June – 19 July _________________________________________________ The deadline for submitting work is Friday, 2 May. All submissions to…Read On

I like things I remember
I like things I remember was originally created for Glasgow International 2024. We are delighted to have the opportunity to share these canvases with a new audience at Platform! The large exhibition wall in the library will allow visitors to…Read On

OUT 2025, in Montreal!
We are very excited to announce we have 5 artists from Project Ability included in a stunning exhibition in Montreal, at the Galerie C.O.A.! Ryan Jago, Tommy Mason, Michael McMullen, Struan Robb, Martin Sloss The C.O.A Contemporary Art Gallery opened…Read On





