Please Turn Us On places Glasgow at the centre of a dialogue between early video art and international counterculture. Stansfield/Hooykaas’ What’s It To You? is presented in direct conversation with three other projects that play on themes explored in this seminal, Glasgow-made work.
Deep in the Heart of Your Brain Jacqueline Donachie Gallery 4 20 May – 13 November 2016 Deep in the heart of your brain is a lever/ Deep in the… Read more Deep in the Heart of Your Brain/ Jacqueline Donachie/ 20 May – 13 November 2016 →
TRACES Saturday 2nd July – Sunday 31st July 2016 Art in Hospital in partnership with Addaction We are delighted to be working with Art in Hospital again on another exhibition… Read more Traces/ Balconies 1 & 2/ 2 – 31 July 2016 →
Rosalind Nashashibi Ripples on the Pond Thursday 21 April 2016 6 – 7.30 pm Last night was the final event in the Ripples on the Pond programme before the exhibition… Read more Rosalind Nashashibi screening 21 April 2016 / Ripples on the Pond/ Modern Edinburgh Film School →
It started with an email conversation between the GSA lecturer Rachael Grew and GoMA about how her Gender and Identity course for 3rd year students at the GSA could connect… Read more MAKE YOURSELF?! / POP-UP EXHIBITION / GSA 3 rd YR STUDENTS →
For the final work in the moving image programme for Ripples on the Pond, GoMA has invited Ilana Halperin to screen a diptych relating to her work in the Glasgow… Read more Ilana Halperin / Ripples on the Pond / Moving Image Programme →
It seems fitting on International Women’s Day 2016 to shout about upcoming solo presentations at GoMA by amazing women artists. First up for GI2016 are two shows for the… Read more International Women’s Day 2016 →
Winter Trees, 2013, Jacqueline Donachie, Mixed media installation © Jacqueline Donachie, 2015, Photo Alan Dimmick, Courtesy of Patricia Fleming Projects MEDIA RELEASE Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) is to present a major solo… Read more Deep in the Heart of Your Brain/ Jacqueline Donachie/ 20 May – 13 November 2016 →
Art – and all art when it is first made is contemporary – often talks about the issues of the day and challenges the views of the time. What we… Read more Art, Context & REAL LIFE →