Refuge, Resilience, and Rights: The Tibetan Story – OPEN CALL

OPEN CALL
Calling all artists who create art on Tibetan culture

The Museum of Goa, in collaboration with the Tibet Museum, invites submissions for Refuge, Resilience, and Rights: The Tibetan Story, an exhibition commemorating the Tibetan struggle for independence.

This exhibition traces the journey of the Tibetan people from their forced exile in India to the realities of contemporary Tibetan communities today. Bringing together historical objects, personal narratives, archival photographs, contemporary artworks, and community voices, the exhibition examines how Tibetan culture has been preserved, adapted, and transmitted in displacement.

We are accepting artworks that explore ideas of:
– Tibetan History & Memory: Reflecting on the struggle for independence
– Exile & Resilience: Contemporary lived realities of the Tibetan diaspora
– Identity & Belonging: Personal narratives of cultural preservation

Who can apply:
– Open to all artists who have created art on Tibetan culture
– You do not need to have any formal training in art. We welcome anyone interested in art and creating.
– Accepting submissions of sculptures, paintings, digital prints, video art, and installation art.

Application deadline: 31st January, 2026!

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