About The Project 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, and ideas through art. The 2022 edition marked the third year of the…
About Maresia Art, like the sea breeze, is a universal language that crosses all borders. It is an expression of shared human experiences and interactions. The relationship between Portugal and Goa has been shaped not only by colonial history but also by ongoing cultural dialogues…
Indianisms refers to words or phrases characteristic of Indian English, often literal translations from the vernacular. Indianisms in a photography exhibition by Prashant Panjiar, a photojournalist and curator who has worked extensively in areas of documentary photography across the Indian scape. Going through his archives…
Upcycled denim, machine and hand embroideries, paintings and montaged photographs reworked as digital prints unfold the narrative of a Goan village. These unique artistic trajectories envisioned separately by mother-daughter duo Berta & Savia Viegas and Charlie Holt unfold rare narratives of family, community and village.…
Art Inc. is a first-of-its-kind art exhibition at the Museum of Goa (MOG) that will showcase the artworks of artists belonging to the Persons With Disabilities (PWD) community. The exhibition will serve as a space that fosters artistic aspirations and allows for discussions around art…
The Homo Ludens: The Art of Play delves into the multifaceted role of play in various facets of human life. Through a diverse range of artworks and interactive installations, three key exhibitions explore how play transcends boundaries and permeates different aspects of existence. It examines…
Museum of Goa (MOG) along with The Lala Foundation made possible by the Fonds Voor Cultural Participatie through the International collaboration 2022-2024 grant, organised an art exhibition ‘Homo Ludens: The Art of Play’ that invited art practitioners from India and The Netherlands to create art…
About The Exhibition Walking Through a Songline was a digital art installation hosted at the Museum of Goa from 14 March to 4 April 2025, showcasing the powerful intersection of ancient Australian First Nations storytelling and contemporary digital art. At its heart is the Seven…
‘What Women Carry’ is an exhibition that explores ideas and stories connected with the weights associated with womanhood, in all its struggles, dreams, and freedoms. Featuring the artistic expressions of Goan women artists Harshada Kerkar and Chaitali Morajkar, the exhibition celebrates the complexity and resilience…
