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111 Queen St, Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow G1 3AH, UK
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GoMA is Glasgow's gallery of modern and contemporary art, with four galleries, a library, a shop and a cafe, housing permanent and temporary exhibitions of Scottish, UK and international artists. It also runs educational programmes, workshops, talks and events, including regular sessions such as Saturday Art Club, Art for Baby and Glasgow Museums Youth Groups, and states it aims to be an inclusive and accessible space.
No specific age range is stated, though the programme includes activities aimed at particular groups such as Art for Baby and Glasgow Museums Youth Groups.
The page notes wheelchair access, an accessible toilet on the lower ground floor, a hearing loop, a British Sign Language introduction to GoMA, welcome for guide and assistance dogs (with water bowls), baby changing and feeding facilities, a prayer room and free wifi. Accessibility guides are available on AccessAble and Euan's Guide, and a floor plan can be downloaded. It states that Glasgow Museums are becoming more autism aware, with GoMA having signed up in 2017 to help make Glasgow city centre autism-friendly, and links to an Autism Aware Microsite.
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Entry is free, with donations welcome either at the venue or online.
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