A short course by Khoj International Artists' Association led by Pooja Sood & Ruchira Das. From 9 to 11 January 2026 (10:30 am to 5:30 pm) at the Museum of Goa. The 3-day course on "Fundamentals of Arts Management" will cover the key aspects of…
Experience a special screening at MOG of Gail & Bharat, a powerful documentary on the life and work of US-born Indian sociologist and Dalit rights activist Prof. Gail Omvedt (1941–2021) and her partner, activist Dr. Bharat Patankar. The film moves away from academic jargon and…
Gadgil speaks for nature by listening to it—to forests, rivers, hills, and villages as living presences. He reminds us that ecology is inseparable from history, politics, and memory, and that science without ethics forgets what truly matters. This Sunday evening, as we come together in…
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…
Step into the Sea, a multidisciplinary immersive installation by The Good Ocean and Jolchhobi, is coming to the Museum of Goa from 24th to 30th January. World-renowned guitarist Susmit Sen, former lead guitarist and founder of Indian Ocean, will open Step into the Sea on…
The open call invites artistic responses that explore the intersections of Goa’s people, landscape, cultural practices, environment, and memory. The collection brings together paintings, sculptures, installations, and mixed-media works that reflect on Goa not as a static historical site, but as a living, growing cultural…
Concept The exhibition takes as its starting point the mango—India’s national fruit and one of its most enduring cultural symbols. Cultivated on the subcontinent for nearly 5,000 years, the mango is more than a fruit: it is embedded in mythology, ritual, art, and literature. In…
Nations speak not only through declarations and borders, but through the everyday instruments of governance—currency, passports, postal systems, treaties, stamps, flags, and laws. Before the Chinese invasion of Tibet in 1950, Tibet functioned as a sovereign state, exercising authority over its territory, people, and foreign…
We are delighted to announce the opening of ‘Refuge, Resilience, and Rights: The Tibetan Story, ’ co-curated and presented by the Tibet Museum and the Museum of Goa, as a part of The Infinite Ripple - 90 Years of Compassion, commemorating the 90th birth anniversary…
