This MOG Sunday gathers around a book that has outlived trends, governments, and forgetting—a book that has watched Goa change, and refused to look away. Fish Curry and Rice, edited by Claude Alvares, is Goa speaking for itself. First published in 1992 and now in…
This MOG Sunday brings an intimate conversation with graphic artist and printmaker Mrinalini Sen, in dialogue with Nilankur, as she reflects on her artistic journey and evolving practice. The session will trace how she discovered relief printmaking and what continues to draw her to this…
This talk brings attention to the lives and experiences of Pakistani Hindu migrant communities settled in regions such as Jodhpur and Barmer. Drawing from over two decades of journalistic work, Parul Abrol shares insights from sustained, on-ground engagement with these communities—offering a rare and nuanced…
This presentation weaves together personal history and larger political narratives to explore Goa’s journey toward liberation. Through the stories of Gerald and Luisa, the session reflects on the intimate dimensions of a historical moment often understood in broader terms. Speaker Lara Pereira Naique brings a…
Join us at MOG Sundays amidst films and conversation that bring us closer to Goa’s wetlands, mangroves, and the many lives they sustain. We begin with ‘Kharvan’, a film that explores the fragile Khazan ecosystems of Goa and the coexistence between smooth-coated otters, local communities,…
Keep your Sundays free this June for an exciting line-up of screenings, conversations, and talks at the Museum of Goa! CALENDAR 07 June 2026 | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Topic: Film screening and discussion A film screening and panel discussion exploring the ecological destruction…
This MOG Sunday brings together contemporary design practice and historical research through a talk by graphic designer, writer, and editor Rukminee Guha Thakurta. Structured in two parts, the session begins with Rukminee reflecting on her own trajectory as an editorial designer working across art, photography,…
This MOG Sunday begins with a screening of Mahanagar, Satyajit Ray’s celebrated film exploring gender, labour, dignity, and changing social realities within an urban middle-class household. Though made in 1963, the film continues to resonate through its nuanced portrayal of care, independence, and everyday negotiations…
This concluding MOG Sunday for June presents a screening of A Sacred Place (2026), followed by a conversation between anthropologist and filmmaker Dolly Kikon and journalist Chitrangada Choudhury. Set in Makhel, a Mao Naga village in northern Manipur, the film explores the intertwined relationships between…
