Museum of Goa

The Museum of Goa (MOG) is a privately owned contemporary art institution located in the Pilerne Industrial Estate, North Goa. Founded in 2015 by artist Subodh Kerkar, it occupies a 1,500-square-meter three-storey building designed by architect Dean D'Cruz. The museum narrates Goa's past, present, and future through rotating art exhibitions, workshops, and cultural programs rather than a permanent collection. It serves as a cultural space fostering dialogue on Goan identity and history through contemporary artistic expression.

Visitors can explore rotating contemporary art exhibitions focused on Goan history and culture within a three-storey gallery space. The facility includes a sculpture garden, an art café, a curated shop selling local artifacts and books, and a children's art studio for creative engagement. Guided tours are available to provide narrative context for the artworks. The museum does not have a permanent collection, so exhibits change periodically.

Founded in November 2015 by Dr. Subodh Kerkar, who sold personal land to fund its creation after receiving a government notice regarding unused industrial land. The inaugural exhibition 'Gopalapatanam' featured 20 Indian artists addressing Goan history. The acronym MOG translates to 'love' in Konkani.

Serves as a platform for contemporary Goan artists and fosters cultural dialogue about Goa's evolving identity. The museum actively engages schools and colleges to make art accessible to broader audiences and hosts residencies, lectures, and performances that connect local heritage with modern artistic practices.