Glasgow Contemporary Art
Explore the galleries shaping Glasgow's internationally recognised contemporary art scene.
Glasgow contemporary art is core to the city's cultural identity, but the first registered batch does not yet include contemporary art venues. This draft route is ready for Tramway, CCA, Gallery of Modern Art, The Modern Institute and related additions.
4 venues
Street Level Photoworks
A dedicated centre for contemporary photographic art in the Trongate 103 creative-industries building, with darkroom and studio facilities alongside its exhibition programme.
Street Level Photoworks is a centre for photography in the Trongate 103 creative-industries building, exhibiting contemporary photographic art alongside darkroom and studio facilit…
Explore venue →Gallery of Modern Art
Scotland's most-visited contemporary art gallery, in a neoclassical former Royal Exchange building — free entry and a rotating programme of current practice rather than historical collections.
The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) is Scotland's most-visited contemporary art gallery, occupying a neoclassical former Royal Exchange building in the city centre with a rotating pro…
Explore venue →Tramway
A former tram depot in Pollokshields, now one of Scotland's key production venues for the National Theatre of Scotland — two galleries and two theatre spaces built for boundary-crossing work.
Tramway occupies a former tram depot in Pollokshields that also housed Glasgow's transport museum before reopening in 1990 as a home for contemporary visual art and performance, an…
Explore venue →The Modern Institute
An internationally reputed Glasgow gallery since 1997, representing contemporary artists including Turner Prize winner Simon Starling — a marker of the city's standing in international contemporary art.
The Modern Institute has represented contemporary artists from its Glasgow galleries since 1997, building an international reputation well beyond the city while remaining based her…
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