Saint-Soldiers in Colour - Sikh Calendar Art by I.J. Singh

Much has been written about Sikhs - their theology, history, politics, culture, etc. - but not about their art or architecture.

Art, Faith & History an essay by I.J. Singh

Recent high-profile Sikh Art and Artifact Exhibitions - such as the ones held amidst much fanfare at metropolitan centres such as London, Toronto, San Francisco, New Delhi and New York - have brought some interesting issues and sensitivities to the fore.

I See No Stranger:
Early Sikh Art and Devotion Reviewed by Laurie Bolger

This catalogue was published in conjunction with the exhibition, "I See No Stranger: Early Sikh Art and Devotion," held at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York City from September 18, 2006 to January 29, 2007.

Games We Play By Henna Kaur Singh

When I first saw the images from The Sikh Foundation Calendar I got it. I finally understood the stories that my parents had been telling me about their childhoods.

The Art of K.P. Singh by Henna Kaur Singh

Chances are that even if you do not know of K.P. Singh, when you see his artwork, you will recognize it. You will feel as if you have seen it before, and perhaps you have. You have seen it - in real life.

Stamps of Approval By AMRIT AND RABINDRA KAUR SINGH

Ever since our post graduate days at Manchester University in the early 1990s we have been researching and collecting mass produced printed imagery pertaining to the Sikhs.

2007 Calendars

Sikh Calendars and calendar-art have seen a sea change in recent years, particulary through the annual releases of two North American organizations: SikhPoint.com and The Sikh Foundation International. The 2007 fare being offered by each is as sumptuous as ever: one showcases The Art of K.P. Singh, the other the art of Sukhpreet Singh under the title, "Games We Play".

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