A lovely building in a really ice setting. Depends on your taste if you would you like to visit or not. I liked some but other works not so much. Nice cafe.
About Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art One
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A lovely building in a really ice setting. Depends on your taste if you would you like to visit or not. I liked some but other works not so much. Nice cafe.
One of the two modern art galleries across the road from each other. Intended to visit Modern Two but stopped here first. Intriguing exhibition by Jenny Savage. Should always look this gallery up when in Edinburgh. Can get minibus from Scottish National Gallery to here...More
I hadn't been to Modern One since the Andy Warhol exhibition some years ago. It was a delight to be reminded just how many top artists are represented in the permanent collection. We were short of time but it was an hour well spent.
I’m not an avid art gallery visitor, but I did enjoy my visit here. Grounds were lovely and the exhibitions were interesting to look at. There is something for everyone.
The spiral creation in the grounds is interesting. At the moment the neon artwork 'Everything is going to be alright' is above the entrance. This is quite a consoling and uplifting piece by John Creed. There is some good work in here but it can...More
We travel to lots of cities with our daughters - age 11 and 16 - and often frequent art galleries. This gallery was a bit of a let down - not the exciting pieces we thought we would see. The walk from the castle made...More
Very out of my comfort zone but an enjoyable afternoon. Very thought-provoking museum that allows you to expand your knowledge.
The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art One is a terrific museum with quirky sculptures gracing their wonderful outside grounds and an interesting and eclectic array of modern art inside. We loved every minute of our visit.
A lovely walk out to the beautiful setting, I enjoyed most of what was exhibited on my visit - children's book illustration, video installations about bell making and scrap metal, pot-impressionism, salt-encrusted canvases, Francis Bacon, photography of American rooftops, parking lots and Marconi's yacht -...More
Due to our limited time, we could visit only this building when we visited the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. It's a bit away from downtown, so we took a taxi. On our way back to dowtown, the staff called a taxi for us...More