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Venue: Post Office Museum
Disclaimer: We would like to thank you all for your overwhelming response to the Festival! It is this enthusiasm that makes our return to Panjim all the more special. Performances and workshops have limited seating. Those who had pre-registered for a performance/workshop will be given preference for entry. Beyond that, if seats are left, entry will be allowed on a first come first serve basis.
We appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.
The workshop will begin with a short presentation tracing the evolution of appropriation art along w...
Lukas will introduce participants to the history of box camera photography and a variety of techniqu...
What we wear affects our mental & physical overall health. Environment friendly primarily needs ...
The word “ENAMEL” refers to glass material, as well as to the finished product. Vitreous Enamel is&n...
Ragini Dhingra from Studiopaddyfields will speak to the children about the importance of recycling a...
Will be a skit play in local farming ecosystem by Sammy Coelho from zeroposroDisclaimer: We would li...
In this deep listening session we will explore various stories of the forest, with immersive origina...
Learn how to create a zero waste kitchen with Vnya. Build an easy, healthy bowl using seasonal ...
This is a fun & interactive session about thrifting. How one can support circular consumpti...
Maayu invites Juliette Ravel Roychowdhury a French textile designer based in Goa to co-conduct a nat...
A read aloud session for children (ages 4+) with That Book Store, followed by an art activity in whi...
Makanaka will be conducting a workshop on how to make a bag with a stitch Please put a call out...
Each person will be given some time to use their front cameras and sketch themselves. This self-port...
The launch of 20th Century Indian Art: Modern, Post-Independence, Contemporary, a landmark volume pu...
A conversation between Rahaab Allana and Georg Wirsching around Bombay Talkies: An Unseen History of...
Edible Issues is a food systems collective fostering thought and conversation on the Indian food sys...
'The Case of the Missing Vegetables’ is a physical rendition of Akash's research on forgotten vegeta...
An introduction to ARAKU Coffee: understanding the beans, roast and origin with respect to elevation...
Joel Brown and Eve Mutso will lead a creative workshop exploring ideas behind their piece ‘One Hundr...
In this workshop presentation Edwin van der Heide will address sound and its behaviour in, and its i...
This panel will ponder on the future of storytelling and its evolution - how art has evolved through...
A workshop dealing with an introduction to NFTS - what are they and how do they work? The session wi...
A conversation discussing the future of art using technology, driving accessibility and sustainabili...
Now with Future Landing moving from the virtual to the physical, the artists will be presenting thei...
The book is a collection of essays and texts offering a creative look at crises past, present, futur...
A conversation related to archiving, looking at personal histories as well as public documentation.&...
An illustrated presentation delving into mostly unseen and forgotten footage, kept under the Colonia...
A conversation between gallerists from 4 galleries across India aimed towards young and aspiring art...
At Serendipity Arts, we have increased our focus on sustainability and innovative practices that sup...
A unique performance by Swiss singer, musician and narrator Michael Fehr in collaboration with music...
This work will attempt to use the simple structure of a game that involves both the viewers and the ...
The Eco Walks, centred around Panjim city, showcase the various ecological hotspots in the city - ci...
‘Homemakers’ is a collaboration between Pritish Bali, and his mother Anu Bali, a homemaker . Realise...
Tune in for a fun introductory session to improvised theatre and storytelling with Kaivalya Plays, I...
‘Antenna Gods’ is a composite art project by Dinah Bird and Jean-Philippe Renoult on the use of radi...
Svaram’s Sound Journey workshop provides a novel experience of heightened, synaesthetic perception o...
Space expresses itself through energy and atmosphere, through moving vibrations and frequencies, thr...
Orientalist Archives: Indo-British Painting in Colonial India (Company School Painting from the Swar...
Venue: St. Inez Creek The St. Inez Creek, a vital part of Panjim’s water drainage system, is un...
The Mercado at Serendipity Arts Festival is a curated marketplace showcasing small businesses origin...
The site-specific installations for Chilika Dialogues were developed and supported by the Serendipit...
‘Under the Influence: Books that Inspire Artists’ is a travelling library featuring one hundred titl...
This photo project supported by Serendipity Arts Grants documents the entire process of the producti...
SUNO (सुनो) is a new media experiment supported by Serendipity Arts Virtual Grants, exploring the in...
The Charpai Project installation is back at Serendipity Arts Festival! This engaging and interactive...
Supported by Serendipity Arts Grant, the work Invisible Corridors, a project on animal road kills, a...
In the installation ‘Pneumatic Sound Field’ a continuum is being created between rhythmical percepti...
Serendipity Arts Residency is an intensive studio-based residency for emerging artists. It seeks to ...
‘Chitrahaar Live by Pavithra Chari’ is a collection of retro film songs in Hindi and Tamil. Each son...
Imagine a woman sleeping in the grass – comfortable, at leisure, not stared at – a dream. Cover...
A camera obscura usually refers to a room or box with a very small hole that allows light to enter i...
Lukas Birk has conducted researched on the history and practice of Box Camera photography in South A...
Mapping a city or town throws up layered information on communities, their survival, choices, cultur...
What happens to a space when it is activated? There is community, life, and an energy created. Throu...
Over the course of history, Goa’s contribution to the creative landscape of India has not been insig...
