What can I say. It’s amazing what rubbish they can define as art. So glad it was free Would love to learned more about the building and its past built on the lives of slaves and others. But it’s just full of crap art that I’m sure the artists couldn’t believe someone would pay for.

It’s free and has a pleasant enough cafe and library in the basement. The art on display was modern. There was a display of the history of the building but feel a lot more effort could be put into enabling visitors to see the interesting historical architecture but featuring the art displayed.

The collection is pretty small, but decent, and it's free. I loved the statue in front of it, the facade design by Niki de Saint Phalle and the library inside. I was pretty sleep-deprived and waiting for my hotel check-in, so it was great to find a quiet, free place where I could relax and wait a little.

This is a stunning building, exceptional to be fair, but the art or lack of art really is a shame, disappointing to be fair! Having visited many galleries world wide this has to go down as the worst! I am trying to be fair and subjective in my review having read the other comments and GoMA’s responses, but it really is hard to be anything less than critical. The best bit is outside the museum and this is art by accident - Duke of Wellington and the cone(s). I don’t know whether this is due to lack of investment in the arts by Glasgow or the Scottish Government, but I’d stick with going to Kelvingrove Museum, if art or museums are your thing! Sorry!?!

I have been to this museum before but on this occasion I was not very keen on the exhibition by Enzo Camacho and Ami Lien. Don’t get me wrong the art on paper and from natural materials were very interesting and done well but I feel there wasn’t too much to see in my opinion. I feel the sheets with projected images took up too much space and would have appreciated more of the artworks on the wall.

You would like to be more encouraging but really this does represent a missed opportunity. The museum needs a curator - some of art work is simply not up to scrub in terms of quality and the space is used I a rather random manner. It needs a small high quality permanent collection to anchor itself. A great pity because the actual space in the old Royal Exchange building is awesome.