
Sam Ainsley – Wednesday is Cobalt blue, Friday is Cadmium red
Wednesday is Cobalt blue, Friday is Cadmium red is Glasgow-based artist Sam Ainsley’s first major exhibition in the city for over 30 years.
Wednesday is Cobalt blue, Friday is Cadmium red is Glasgow-based artist Sam Ainsley’s first major exhibition in the city for over 30 years.
Title: Sharing COMMONSpaceDate: 9th September – 1st October 2023Space: COMMONSpace – Gallery 2 This exhibition is a result of the Gallery of Modern Art youth engagement programme called the GoMA Youth Group (GYG).… Read more GYG presents: Sharing COMMONSpace →
Two new works gifted to Glasgow Museums’ collection are now on display in Domestic Bliss.
We’ve been keeping a secret – but now it’s finally out there. BANKSY’s at GoMA!!!!
16 June – 28 August 2023
Tickets – £15Adult || £5Child ||£10Student/OAP/low waged/tight fisted || Carers free
A limited amount of walk up tickets are available each day from the box office.
GoMA have teamed up with Glasgow Film Theatre (GFT) to show a double bill of work by acclaimed Abenaki filmmaker and storyteller Alanis Obomsawin and Anishinaabe film maker Darlene Naponse. Tickets available through the GFT Website
Valentine’s Day is all about love, so what better way to celebrate than with the work of French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle?
Our Shared Cultural Heritage (OSCH) is looking for six young people, aged 16-25, of South Asian Heritage to take part in a training programme to develop their own skills around image making and storytelling through photography. Click here to apply.
The GYG Festival was a ten day programme of events the 2022 cohort of the GoMA Youth Group organised in collaboration with Glasgow-based artists, freelancers and organisations. This blog post… Read more The GYG Festival: A Little Retrospective →
Title: TOGETHERDate: 9 September – 18 October 2022Space: COMMONSpace – Gallery 2 The GoMA Youth Group (GYG) is a collective of young people aged 16-24 who started meeting at GoMA in… Read more The GYG presents TOGETHER – a collaborative exhibition →