Art
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Renowned Artist Manjit Singh Bawa Passes Away by ANUBHA SAWHNEY JOSHI
His 1984 paintings capture what he says is his "immeasurable pain'' over the anti-Sikh pogroms of 1984, the agony of witnessing the murder of his own people.
The Khanda Contest
Deadline: Feb 15 2009
EDITORIAL
We invite submissions from all of you across the globe - young and old, Sikh and non-Sikh, professional artists and amateurs, or even those who've hitherto never drawn a thing.
Ascent to Hemkund:
Through the Lens of
Charles Meacham
For the last two years or so, I have focused my photography on the Sikh culture ... I was really disturbed by the hate crimes that followed after September 11, 2001 against Sikhs.
Charles Meacham Captures Nanded 300
My goal for this project is to start by photographing Sikhs in India. Then photograph Sikhs living abroad in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia ... well, let's just say anywhere.
The Punjab Trilogy by MAX KANDHOLA
Since the mid-nineties, I have embarked upon a personal odyssey in mapping my family heritage - that is, of the Sikh Punjabis.
Sher-e-Punjab's Marble Bust Lures Collectors
He was called The Lion of Punjab. And among the many precious treasures he owned was the priceless Kohinoor diamond.
The Making of Liverpool by VICKY ANDERSON
The 13-minute animated film was inspired by their painting Liverpool 800, which had been commissioned for the 2007 birthday of the city.
Navtej Singh Johar's
Fana'a: Ranjha Revisted
A dance-theater piece, it seamlessly fuses two archetypical narratives from Punjab and South India.
President Kalam Visits SIKHS IN PRINT Exhibit
The exhibition highlights pieces from the Singh Twins' private collection of historic printed images.
Please Vote for My Poster # 26 by SUKHMANI KAUR (Grade Two)
I am one of the state winners in the annual "Sunwise Poster Contest" for school children. Now, I need your support!
