Spaces
MOG hosts a diversity of spaces that offer unique and distinctive experiences for anyone who walks in. Each space in the museum is carefully curated to enrich the journey every visitor takes.
Auditorium
The auditorium hosts a variety of interesting conversations, from important talks about contemporary issues to conversations between characters in the most engaging plays, this is where the Museum of Goa
Documentary Room
Join the documentary room for a short 15-minute documentary about MOG’s founder Subodh Kerkar and the Museum of Goa. The documentary will set a good context for the kind of
Sculpture Garden
The sculpture garden is situated at the end of the museum, right next to the MOG art cafe and Children’s art studio. The sculpture garden hosts a variety of sculptures
Children’s Art Studio
The Children’s Art Studio is a creative center designed to inspire children to explore and engage with art. It encourages experimentation, nurturing imagination and self-expression among children, both young and
Second Floor
The second floor is curated relaxedly, here the visitor can look at art that has a visually aesthetic appeal, with works surrounding the themes of architecture and landscape. Goa has
Mezzanine Floor
The mezzanine floor houses one of the permanent exhibitions at the Museum, ‘Goa Nostalgia’. These are works by Chandrakant Kerkar, the father of MOG’s founder Subodh Kerkar. ‘Goa Nostalgia’ invites
First Floor
The First floor is the largest floor at the Museum, which hosts a variety of sections which narrate fascinating stories of Goa. The first room to the left, the ‘Marine
Ground Floor
The ground floor of the Museum of Goa is the perfect introduction to what the visitor is about to experience. The Ground floor has been curated as a space with