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Nichola Scrutton: Night Vision | GoMA 20 May 3pm

Following the release of an album and first performance in April, Nichola Scrutton’s Night Vision will have a second performance in GOMA Gallery 4 on Saturday 20th May 2023 at 3pm. The work has a flexible form and is part conducted and improvised, so each performance will vary.

The performance will last approximately 30 mins and tickets are available through Eventbrite.

Create Space in COMMONSpace

For the next three months (March-May 2023) COMMONSpace will be taken over by a Create Space. Derived from our work on Play and programmes such as Art for Baby, this… Read more Create Space in COMMONSpace

We are now accepting applications for the new cohort of the GoMA Youth Group 2022-2023

Are you a young person aged 16-25 interested in museums, galleries and/or art? Are you interested in engaging with young people? Are you looking to develop skills and experience in… Read more We are now accepting applications for the new cohort of the GoMA Youth Group 2022-2023

WHAT DOES THE SPACE KNOW |Farah Saleh & Mirjam Sögner | Sunday 2 October 3pm

WHAT DOES THE SPACE KNOW
by Farah Saleh & Mirjam Sögner
Gallery 1, Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) | Royal Exchange Square | Glasgow | G1 3AH
Sunday 3 October 2022 | 3pm

Michelle Hannah: House of Embers | 3 & 4 June 12 – 4 pm

Michelle Hannah: House of Embers
Various site specific locations, GoMA
Friday 3 & Saturday 4 June 2022, 12 – 4pm
FREE, no need to book

GoMA Youth Group 2021/2022

Hello world! We are the 2021/2022 cohort of the GoMA Youth Group. We are a group of young people aged 16-25 passionate about inclusivity, diversity and how we can uplift… Read more GoMA Youth Group 2021/2022

Revisiting the work of Black Artists in Scotland through New Collecting || OPENING EVENT

AfroScots is a new show in the opulent Gallery 1 at GoMA that revisits the work of Black artists in Scotland through recent collecting. In collaboration with Mother Tongue – an independent curating duo – the exhibition focuses on showing older works from Glasgow Museums’ collection as well as new acquisitions through the New Collecting Award from Art Fund.

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