This year, Goa Familia is dedicated to encapsulating music and song as the quintessence of the Goan spirit, employing performance as a lens through which to interpret cultural and communal experiences.
Curated by:
Lina Vincent and Akshay Mahajan
‘A Longing for Home: Phone Booth’ is a captivating installation designed to honour and preserve cherished family recipes in a unique and interactive way.
This project seeks to explore the Indian landscape of tubers and be inspired by various forms of culinary creativity, bringing to the fore the communities that are rooted in this form of resilience.
Curated by:
Edible Issues – Elizabeth Yorke and Anusha Murthy
Through a dynamic collaboration between skilled craftspeople and bamboo aficionados, the project seeks to breathe new life into the art of bamboo craftsmanship and foster a deeper connection between individuals and this remarkable, eco-friendly material.
Curated by:
Sandeep Sangaru
This exhibition shines a spotlight on how craftsmanship enriches the auditory and visual realms in the arts.
This interdisciplinary project features works across mediums to explore representations of destabilised structures and alternative possibilities that threaten exclusionary systems of power and perspective.
A young girl ready to die to defend what she thinks is right meets a king determined to impose his will as the rule of law.
Renowned tabla maestro Zakir Hussain leads an ensemble featuring the extraordinary talents of Ranjit Barot, Rakesh Chaurasia, Zubin Balaporia, Sanjay Divecha, and Sheldon D’silva.
Curated by:
Zubin Balaporia
The Goa Bird Conservation Network will be organising walks around Panjim and its outskirts over 7 days during the Festival, showcasing the various ecological hotspots in the city.
These workshops will engage participants in creating a zine: an independently produced booklet, made for love, not profit.
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