The Museum of Goa (MOG) in Pilerne will host a special screening of I Am Nothing, a moving documentary on Goan artist and philosopher Vamona Navelkar, directed by Ronak Kamat. The event on July 13, 2025, will include a post-screening conversation with the filmmaker.
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Goa’s Overlooked Eight-Legged Arachnids Need Attention; ‘Development’ Needs to go Hand-in-Hand With Ecology
At a recent MOG Sunday talk, Prof. Manoj Ramakant Borkar warned that road widening projects in Mollem have destroyed habitats critical to rare tarantula species, heightening the risk of local extinction. He emphasized the urgent need for balancing development with ecological preservation in Goa.
Discover Goa’s ‘Not-So-Charismatic’ Wildlife at MOG Sundays with Prof. Manoj R. Borkar
Join Prof. Manoj R. Borkar at the Museum of Goa for an eye-opening MOG Sundays session on June 22. Titled “Whip Spiders, Whip Scorpions & Tarantulas: The ‘Not-So-Charismatic’ Wildlife of Goa,” the talk invites audiences to explore the often-feared yet fascinating eight-legged fauna of the state. Entry is free with prior registration.
Goan Youth Need to Take Charge; Defend Their Homeland: Activist Shohail Furtado
Young social activist Shohail Furtado has called on Goan youth to remain vigilant against the misuse of land resources and questionable development projects. Speaking at the Museum of Goa during its MOG Sundays series, he emphasized the need for grassroots vigilance and youth-led civic participation.
Australian First Nations Art and Digital Storytelling Exhibition ‘Walking Through A Songline’ Strikes a Chord in Goa
The 'Walking Through A Songline' exhibition at the Museum of Goa brings together ancient Australian First Nations' knowledge and cutting-edge technology, showcasing the storytelling of Australia's First Nations' people and resonating with India's own indigenous oral traditions.