Projects

Experience the vibrant fusion of creativity and cycling at the Cycle Arts Festival in Renfrewshire. This festival features stunning outdoor art installations that celebrate the spirit of cycling and the of the surrounding landscapes. Artists from diverse backgrounds showcase their innovative works, transforming public spaces into a canvas of imagination and inspiration. Join us a unique celebration where art and cycling unite to engage the community and promote sustainable transportation.

Art Chat is an historic group dedicated to elevating the voices of artists, writers, and creators in the Renfrewshire area. Formed in the early 2000s, this collective aimed to provide a platform for local talent, fostering collaboration and community engagement. Through, exhibitions, and events, they brought together diverse creatives to share ideas and showcase their work, ultimately enriching the cultural fabric of Renfrewshire. The legacy of the group continues to inspire in the form of creative commons

In a remarkable event that revitalized an abandoned flat on Paisley High Street, Scope took the initiative to transform the space into a vibrant exhibition. Over the course of one month, 57 local artists showcased their incredible work, attracting an impressive 1,013 visitors. This project not only breathed new life into the neglected area but also fostered a sense of community and creativity among the artists and attendees alike. It was a celebration of local talent and an inspiring example of how art can bring people together.

Join us for our monthly meetup designed specifically for creatives.  This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, share ideas, and explore common interests. Together, we’ll foster creative expansion and encourage the growth of our networks in a supportive environment.

Don't miss out on the chance to collaborate and grow with fellow creatives!

Paisleys piazza was transformed when a disused retail unit that once housed a Shoe Zone was revitalised by Scope and the vibrant talent of 61 local artists. The event attracted an impressive visitor count of 974 people, all eager to explore the creativity and artistry of their community. This unique exhibition not only brought life back to the shopping centre but also garnered attention from various cultural magazines, highlighting the importance of local art.

The collaboration between Scope and local creatives marked a significant moment in the area, celebrating art and community.

The exhibition transformed an old deli into a vibrant art space, the creativity of 25 local artists. This groundbreaking event highlighted a diverse range of artistic expressions, from painting to sculpture, all inspired by the venue's rich history. It was a celebration of community, creativity, and the stories that connect through art. Attendees had the opportunity to experience local talent in an underated setting!