GoMA

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GoMA is a contemporary art museum in Glasgow, Scotland, known for exhibiting modern and contemporary artworks by local and international artists.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art museum
contemporary art gallery
tourist attraction
admissionPolicy free general admission
alsoKnownAs Gallery of Modern Art (Glasgow)
surface form: Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow
architecturalStyle neoclassical architecture
buildingUse art museum
city Glasgow
coordinates 55.8606°N 4.2529°W
country United Kingdom
culturalSignificance major contemporary art venue in Scotland
dedicatedTo contemporary art
modern art
exhibits works by international artists
works by local artists
formerName Glasgow Assembly Rooms
surface form: Royal Exchange, Glasgow
hasArtworkOutside Duke of Wellington statue
surface form: equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington
hasCollectionType contemporary visual art
installation art
painting
performance-related art
photography
sculpture
video art
hasFacility café
education and workshop spaces
library and resource centre
shop
hasFunction education centre
public art gallery
hasWebsite https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums/venues/gallery-of-modern-art-goma
heritageStatus Category B listed building
inception 1996
locatedAt Royal Exchange Square
locatedIn Glasgow
Glasgow city centre (north)
surface form: Glasgow city centre

Scotland
notableFor exhibitions on social and political themes
focus on contemporary issues
openingDate 1996-03-30
operatedBy Glasgow Life
ownedBy Glasgow City Council
partOf Glasgow Museums
publicTransitAccess near Buchanan Street subway station
near Glasgow Queen Street railway station
region Glasgow City
shortName GoMA self-link
visitorType public

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GoMA shortName GoMA self-link
GOMA shortName GoMA
subject surface form: Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow