Art Projects
The art projects encompass educational initiatives, artist repositories, art research endeavours, and community engagement programs with both internal and external partners. These initiatives aim to enhance the experience, appreciation, and participation of audiences in the field of arts.
The Godhadi Project: A Collective Imagination of Inclusion
A collaborative art installation featuring 2,000 textile artworks, each created by students from 30 schools, that are designed to engage with and support persons with disabilities. The work presents countless unique faces and stories
MOG Sunday – Thoughtful Conversations, Meaningful Connections
The Museum of Goa Foundation’s flagship initiative, MOG Sundays, is a weekly public engagement program that nurtures critical dialogue on the intersections of art, culture, and society. Since its inception in 2016,
Oru Kizhi – Oviya Manivannan
Tear It Apart: Reconnecting with the Joy of Being Present A recounting of Oviya Manivannan’s time exhibiting at the Museum of Goa I am Oviya, a 22-year-old artist, and I
No Time To Waste (NTTW)
Art for a Sustainable Tomorrow About the Project No Time To Waste (NTTW) is an environmental awareness initiative by the Museum of Goa Foundation (MOGF) and Children’s Art Studio(CAS) in collaboration
Giant Dolls’ House Installation
A Giant House of Miniatures From 15 April to 14 May 2019, the Giant Dolls’ House Installation was on view at the Museum of Goa as part of AWOMO 2019
A World of My Own | 2022
About A World of My Own (AWOMO) is an annual exhibition that celebrates the creative worlds imagined by children. It is a space where young artists explore personal stories, dreams,
A World of My Own | 2020
Reimagining the world around us through art. About Organised by the Museum of Goa and the Children’s Art Studio, A World of My Own was held from 3rd to 8th
Aesthetic Encounters: An Interpretive Journey Through MOG
Introduction My first visit to the Museum of Goa was on a school trip, where all the artwork was explained in detail to us. The second time I visited, I