Thursday 27th November 2025 @ 5:30pm - 7:30pm
The Reid Building, Glasgow School of Art
,G3 6RQ
Project Ability‘s Christmas fundraising exhibition “Feathered Friends” will run until 20 December 2025. This annual show celebrates the creativity and unique perspectives of artists working in our supported studio programmes.
This year’s theme is birds and features over 60 artworks across painting, drawing, print, photography, sculpture and mixed-media. All works are for sale, with proceeds supporting the artists and the ongoing work of Project Ability.
We’re thrilled to be a Community Partner for TecTonic Night Summit: Year-End Exchange!
Join 400+ founders, creatives, makers, tech pros and community builders on 10 December at Dockyard Social for a festival-style night of connection, collaboration and celebration.
TecTonic is expanding its Market Square this year, and we’re excited to have several Creative Glasgow makers and artists featured in the lively exhibition zone – showcasing products, selling festive gifts and engaging with Scotland’s wider innovation ecosystem.
Don’t miss this brilliant end-of-year gathering!
Radiant and Brighter are offering a series of online training sessions designed to deepen understanding of race, identity and inclusion. These safe, supportive workshops help build confidence, empathy and practical skills for creating a culture where everyone feels they belong.
In each session, you’ll:
Learn to have open, respectful conversations about race and identity
Strengthen teamwork, trust and communication
Gain tools to foster a more inclusive, positive environment
This training goes beyond policy — it’s about people, compassionate leadership and meaningful cultural change.
Training Dates (2.5 hours on Zoom | £210 per participant):
Fri 23 Jan 2026: Ethnicity, Diversity & Equity
Fri 30 Jan 2026: Implicit Bias
Fri 06 Feb 2026: Community Engagement & Cross-Cultural Communication
Fri 13 Feb 2026: Anti-Discrimination, Inclusion & Anti-Racism
Creative Glasgow members are warmly encouraged to take part. To book your place please contact Radiant and Brighter directly.
SCAN has launched Affiliations, a new learning and development programme designed for artist-run initiatives (ARIs) across Scotland. Through workshops, talks and events, the programme supports the practicalities of running small organisations and collectives, strengthening a vital part of Scotland’s arts ecology.
The first series, running November 2025 to February 2026, features five online sessions covering Collective Working, Ethical Fundraising, Commercial Property, Charity Finance, and Reserves Policies.
Sessions are free for SCAN members and £30 for non-members, with membership starting at £25 per year. Find out more and book via Eventbrite.
Join us on Thursday 27 November at The Glasgow School of Art for a festive gathering as we celebrate our first year! We’re looking forward to catching up with everyone and reflecting on a brilliant year of creativity and collaboration.
We’ll be hearing from an inspiring line-up of artists, designers and organisers, including Yvonne Elliot Kellighan (Bespoke Atelier / No Rules Wallpaper), Abie Soroño (ESEA Creatives), Dr Antje Bothin, Kfir Lapid-Mashall, Bhavani Bala (Kutty Press), CAMERA Project (Alessia Zinnari and Alex Withey), Pascale Carrington (Street-Poster Project), and Anupa Joshy (Colour Theory).
Come along, connect, and celebrate. Members are also invited to join us in CCA’s Third Eye Bar after the event.
Tickets are free but limited. RSVP now to secure your spot.
I am a Glasgow based performance artist engaging with autobiography, visual and physical theatre, and storytelling. As a performer, director and facilitator, I use devising as a tool to create work that comments on societal structures and explores what it is to be human.
Robert Thomas James Mills is an artist and writer from Glasgow. He is an advocate for breaking down barriers to experiencing contemporary art.
His personal art practice personifies the cosmos as a celebration of all things.
Our purpose is to bridge industry skill gaps with a crafted curriculum designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s workforce. We are committed to fostering creative professional growth through bespoke and innovative CPD courses.
Emily Weaver is a multimedia visual artist. She graduated from Duncan and Jordanstone College of Art & Design in 2021 with a degree in Contemporary Art and is currently based in Glasgow. Her practice takes inspiration from ancient traditions and folklore.
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