Monday 2nd – Sunday 8th March 2015 This week-long event was created to celebrate the artist Alasdair Gray who lives and works in Glasgow and has just turned 80. Born… Read more Up a snake and down a ladder: 80 ways to Alasdair Gray →
GoMA is delighted to host this seminar developed by Modern Edinburgh Film School as part of its exciting response to the upcoming collection exhibition, Ripples on the Pond. A Poetic… Read more A Poetic Primer, A Poetic Measurement, Saturday 28 March, 2pm →
Exactly a month ago today, the final arrangements were underway for the Dark Days event. One hundred CAMP MANUALS ( camp-manualFINAL-print ) were printed, stapled and folded, GoMA’s gallery one space was being… Read more Ellie Harrison’s Unexpected ‘Dark Days’ – Part I #guestblog →
I was particularly interested in Ellie Harrison’s Dark Days project when applying for the placement position* at GoMA because of the intersecting of art, society and science within Harrison’s work. Dark… Read more Dark Days, Ellie Harrison, 13 February 2015 #guestpost →
Not long now before the Alasdair Gray Season: Spheres of Influence I opens. GoMA are also pleased to be able to present a series of talks, events and workshops with… Read more Spheres of Influence I: TALKS, EVENTS and WORKSHOPS →
Spheres of Influence I 22 November 2014 – 25 May 2015 Aubrey Beardsley William Blake Rob Churm … Read more Alasdair Gray Season: Spheres of Influence I →
The Gallery of Modern Art, GoMA, is excited to announce the presentation of a new, commissioned public artwork by the American artist Lawrence Weiner. Lawrence Weiner, born in the Bronx (1942)… Read more Lawrence Weiner →
Thanks to everyone who took part in GoMA’s Big Big Bus tour on Saturday 17th May 2014. The day was a great success with record numbers visiting the gallery. People… Read more GoMA’s Big Big Bus Tour! →
Douglas Gordon Pretty much every film and video work from about 1992 until now. 27 June – 29 September 2014 Douglas Gordon is one of the most important, internationally known… Read more GENERATION – Douglas Gordon →