We are delighted to announce our upcoming exhibition “Love Tales” by Savia Viegas. This exhibition presents hand-embroidered floss on upcycled denim, bringing to life stories of love, sex, and everyday life drawn from Goa’s oral archives. Savia’s works are layered and episodic, exploring the anxieties,…
Nityan Unnikrishnan’s body of work encompasses ceramics, furniture, crafts, comics, painting and sculpture. Presently exhibiting his paintings at the 6th Kochi Muziris Biennale, Nityan will take us through the evolution of his design work, his shift to art and sculpture and present his first book.…
On World Poetry Day, we come together to celebrate the life and legacy of Sahir Ludhianvi, the people’s poet and one of the most influential voices of 20th-century India. Renowned for the depth, clarity, and social consciousness of his words, his poetry moves seamlessly between…
At MOG Sunday, architect Evanthika Pereira asks: What does exclusivity look like in built form? What happens when houses disconnect from local ecology and social networks? And how can architecture respond to this growing separation? Based on a study tracing settlement change from the late…
The conversation explores the world of artist Savia Viegas, a storyteller who moves between books, embroidery, and memory. Growing up in the village of Carmona, Savia learns early how small, everyday moments carry powerful stories. Her novels, Let Me Tell You About Quinta and Tales…
The Mahabharata, often regarded as one of the greatest epics in narrative history, is typically seen as a tale of heroic men—warriors who take solemn vows, make immense sacrifices, and fight valiantly for their principles. Within this framework, women are frequently perceived as secondary figures—victims…
Keep your Sundays free this April for an exciting line-up of speakers at the Museum of Goa! CALENDAR 05 April 2026 | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Topic: The Mahabharata’s Feminine Force: How Its Women Drive the Story A talk exploring how the women of…
Workshop on Creating Recycled Textile Art Children learn about the Indian Moon Moth, a night moth now rarely seen due to habitat loss and artificial light. They create their own using textile waste, recycled cardboard, and pipe cleaners while exploring its wings, long tails, and…
A Family Workshop To Create Kaleidoscope Parents and children create their own kaleidoscope using simple recycled materials. Explore light, colors, and changing patterns while building and learning together. Age: 4+(Parent and child) All materials provided RegistrationCall or WhatsApp 8010565923
