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Free 
30 mins - 3 hours 
Less than a mile awayGlasgow's home for modern and contemporary art, situated just of Buchanan Street in central Glasgow, GoMA has a wide range of changing exhibitions featuring artwork from across the globe. Visit until 5pm today.
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