• National Galleries Scotland: Modern (the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art) is part of National Galleries Scotland, which is based in Edinburgh, Scotland.
  • The National Galleries of Scotland provide a bus service to transport visitors from the Scottish National Gallery in the city centre to the Modern Art Gallery...
  • Between the years 1950 and 1954 Duchamp created 4 erotic objects and the Scottish National Museum of Modern Art owns 2 of them.
  • Explore the outstanding National Collection in its bespoke 19th century home, from the suite of grand, top-lit galleries to smaller, intimate rooms, and discover the...
  • Collection: National Galleries of Scotland Purchased with assistance from the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Art Fund 1995.
  • The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art holds an expansive collection of over 6000 post-1900 artworks representing significant moments in modern and...
  • One of Edinburgh’s leading modern art venues, the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art (Modern One) is a common stop on hop-on hop-off bus tours of the city.
  • It also houses Expressionist and Modern works of art by British artists, Scottish modern art and a few Cubist paintings.
  • Set in attractive grounds, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art lies to the west of Edinburgh's City Centre, on Belford Road.
  • Keeping things local, there is also a vast collection of works by Scottish modern artists like Samuel John Peploe, John Duncan Fergusson, Douglas Gordon and...
  • Contains a world-class permanent collection of modern and contemporary art both Scottish and international, as well as a regularly changing exhibiting...
  • In 1984, the gallery moved to the John Watson's Institution, a massive neo-classical building from 1925 that was originally built as a school.
  • Home to Scotland’s outstanding national collection of modern and contemporary art, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art includes two buildings, Modern...