Project Ability Gallery

About

Established in 1984, Project Ability is a Glasgow-based visual arts charity and gallery dedicated to supporting people with learning disabilities and those with lived experience of mental ill-health to create and exhibit their work. Based in Trongate 103, it offers a welcoming, fully equipped studio environment where participants of all ages can explore painting, drawing, ceramics, printmaking, and other media under the guidance of professional artists. Its year-round programme includes workshops, exhibitions, and outreach projects that connect with communities across Scotland and beyond, fostering creativity, confidence, and inclusion. The gallery showcases an ever-changing selection of vibrant, thought-provoking work, challenging perceptions and celebrating diversity within contemporary art. Through local, national, and international collaborations, Project Ability has built a reputation for excellence, advocacy, and innovation, making it a vital part of Glasgow’s cultural landscape and a champion of art’s power to transform lives.

Glasgow Scotland

Location

Project Ability Gallery is located at 103 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HD, housed within the award-winning Trongate 103 arts complex. The gallery is dedicated to supporting artists with disabilities and mental ill health, providing inclusive visual arts opportunities and exhibitions. Located centrally in Glasgow’s Merchant City, it sits close to the Tron Theatre and just a short walk from other cultural landmarks like the Gallery of Modern Art and the vibrant cafes, independent shops, and creative spaces that define this lively cultural district. Its position within Trongate 103 offers easy access via nearby Queen Street and Argyle Street stations, making it a welcoming and accessible venue for visitors exploring Glasgow’s rich contemporary arts scene. Project Ability is a key part of the city’s creative community, celebrated for its commitment to inclusivity and artistic innovation.