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.
Dogs, Art, and the Museum as a Welcoming Space
For centuries, dogs have been a familiar presence in art and human life. In art, they have appeared in different roles: as companions, markers of social status, beloved pets, working
Who Does the Museum Belong To?
Rethinking How We Engage Young Visitors In a country where nearly 30 per cent of the population is under 18, it is worth asking how much space museums and galleries
The many lives of cantaram: from the stage to social media
The performative practice of cantaram defines a musical interlude within theatrical scenes and is an integral part of tiatr, solidified in the 1950s and 1960s. Cantaram is still appreciated by
Work of Holding Each Other: Reimagining Resilience Through Participation, Mutual Aid & Hope
As resilience increasingly becomes part of the daily routine, whether one is scrolling through media or walking to work, the burden falls heavily on individuals to persevere, isolating them in
The Stories of Equality, Justice and Love with Harsh Mander
19–21 June 2026 | Museum of Goa Residency Overview Museum of Goa hosted a three-day residency, The Stories of Equality, Justice and Love, led by writer, Author, Teacher, peace and
ORAL HISTORY UNPLUGGED
Oral History, as the world understands it, is “the collection and study of historical information using sound recordings of interviews with people who remember past events. Oral history can be
Pez: A Bowl Between Homes
A few days before the Pez Tasting at the Museum of Goa, Jeff Kurian and I went to Mapusa Market to buy the essentials: rice, papad, dried prawns and a
Can History Ever Truly Be Erased?
Every generation inherits the past, but no generation inherits it unchanged. Historical narratives are constantly revised, reinterpreted, and at times simplified to reflect the concerns of the present. A recent