Turner Prize winner Duncan Campbell opens new work at GoMA for 30th anniversary
The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in Glasgow has introduced an exciting new piece by Duncan Campbell, a Turner Prize-winning artist. Named A New No, this installation will be featured in GoMA's main gallery during the final months of its 30th anniversary celebrations, organized by Glasgow Life. Since the mid-1990s, Campbell has been based in Glasgow, where he pursued a Masters at The Glasgow School of Art. He represented Scotland at the Venice Biennale in 2013, curated by The Common Guild, and won the Turner Prize in 2014 for that contribution. A New No marks his first significant exhibition in a Scottish venue since then, showcasing a flip-disc electromagnetic screen that brings graphic images to life.
Key facts
- GoMA announced a new commission by Duncan Campbell
- The work is titled A New No
- Presented by Glasgow Life
- Occupies GoMA's main gallery
- Commemorates GoMA's 30th anniversary
- Duncan Campbell won the Turner Prize in 2014
- He represented Scotland at the Venice Biennale in 2013
- A New No is his first major work in a Scottish institution since the Turner Prize
- The work features a flip-disc electromagnetic screen
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)
- Glasgow Life
- The Glasgow School of Art
- The Common Guild
- Venice Biennale
- Scotland + Venice Pavilion
Locations
- Glasgow
- Scotland
- Venice
- Italy