Gallery of Modern Art

Draw Together @ GoMA - The Great Get Together

Draw Together @ GoMA - The Great Get Together
THIS EVENT HAS EXPIRED
Tickets
Free - Drop-in - no ticket required
Dates and times
17th Jun 2017
10:00AM - 4:00PM
Come and join artists Douglas Morland and Helen de Main for a day of drawing at GoMA. A number of different drawing activities and exercises will be set up in Gallery 1 for visitors to take part in. Take your drawings home or add them to our large collaborative cityscape frieze that will be evolving throughout the course of the day.   Suitable for all ages, the whole family can come along and  enjoy a creative and artistic day out as part of the national celebration - The Great Get Together - to mark the life and work of MP Jo Cox who believed that as a nation we had more in common to unite us than we have to divide  us. Drawing activities will include: 

Drawing Objects

Over the course of the day, objects from Glasgow Museums’ collection will be arranged in different compositions for visitors to draw. Visitors will be encouraged to sit awhile and make observational drawings or take part in faster more experimental drawing exercises.  

Drawing Each Other

Get together and draw each other. A variety of traditional and fun, experimental techniques will be used to make drawings of friends, family and other visitors to the gallery.   

Drawing Space

Get inspired by the gallery itself and use a variety of techniques to make drawings of the gallery space. We will be using an assortment of rubbings, mark making and collage to make drawings of the gallery and some of its fantastic architectural details.  

Drawing Together

Working together, drawings produced over the course of the day will be added to a large scale frieze running through the centre of the gallery space. Add people, objects and buildings to this large scale collaborative work embellishing and adding to this vibrant cityscape work.  

 All materials and equipment will be supplied.

Accessible toilets

The accessible toilet is located on the lower ground floor.

Hearing loop

If you use British Sign Language, you can watch a British Sign Language introduction to GoMA.

Wheelchair access

There is wheelchair and pram access to all public areas using the lifts.

Baby changing

Baby feeding

Cafe or restaurant

The cafe is open every day, during venue opening hours listed above, serving a selection of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and snacks.

Photography and video recording

Please follow this link to read guidelines on photography, filming and sketching in all Glasgow Life Museums

Free wifi

Glasgow Museums are becoming more autism aware. In 2017, the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), St Mungo’s Museum, and the Riverside Museum signed up to help Glasgow City Centre become autism-friendly. Visit our Autism Aware Microsite to find out more.

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By train

GoMA is a short walk from both Glasgow Queen Street and Central stations.

The nearest subway station is Buchanan Street.

By bus

The gallery is located less than a 10 minute walk from Buchanan Bus Station. 


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