Art

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Christian Saints Welcomed into Renovated Gurdwara by LISA HODGE

"We want to return the church to its original state. The window is there for people of all faiths to enjoy and it's a beautiful piece of glass."

ANDRETTA: Punjabi by Nature by KHUSHWANT SINGH

One of the many famous residents of this hamlet was Sobha Singh, widely known for his iconic paintings of the Sikh Gurus and of Sohni and Mahiwal, the legendary couple of the age-old tragic love-story.

To Hill and Back by AMRIT & RABINDRA KAUR SINGH

The head mistress flew over in a mad panic, black habit flapping behind her and proceeded to try and drag our father back onto his feet, exclaiming out loud in horror, "Oh no! Not you, Dr Singh!"

History Carved in Stone By ADITI TANDON

The project to commemorate three centuries of the Khalsa was given to landscaping expert Sonia Dhami, who is the brain behind the entire structure as it stands today.

Art, Science & Culture

"I look at Art as any human skill, whether an inherent talent or acquired by learning and practice, that has a system of rules ... just like Science", writes Columnist and Scientist I.J. SINGH.

Meet SpongeBob Singh by VISHAVJIT SINGH

What does an average six-year old know about cartoons, besides watching them on television? It turns out, a lot.

The Art Jathedar by HENNA SINGH

Bhupinder Singh's art is recognized and loved by many, and he has an established fan base.  Yet this artist maintains that he still "paints for himself".

WORLDS A-PART
Paintings by The Singh Twins Reviewed by Laurie Bolger

This work brings together some of the major commisioned projects and series of paintings Amrit and Rabindra Kaur Singh completed since their first book, Twin Perspectives, was published in 1999.

Rare Duleep Singh Sculpture on the Block

The marble bust of the Sikh hero, Maharaja Duleep Singh, fashioned by British sculptor John Gibson almost 150 years ago, will be sold in London.

A Tale of Two Sisters by AMRIT and RABINDRA KAUR SINGH

First Instalment of a new Autobiographical Series