Browsing Tag: Exhibition

Sikh History on Display in California

As a Sikh child who grew up in the west, my knowledge and experience with Sikh history came mostly through stories and books. Aside from occasional visits to India, what I knew and saw of Sikh history was predominantly left to my imagination that provided to me a visual to the words I read or the static pictures I saw.
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Turbanology: Sikhs Unwrapped ~ Official Guide Book

Following the success of the Arts Council England exhibition “Turbanology: Sikhs Unwrapped” comes a new book highlighting the importance of the Sikh Turban (or Dastaar). The book, on general release now, catalogues the story of the Turban through art and photography.
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First Sikh Martial Arts (GATKA) Competition in California

The Sikh community is holding its first martial arts competition in the Silicon Valley. The Sikh community is not unfamiliar to battle—both physical and political—in California and is ready to take on this competition with skill and strength.
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Home Sweet Home

Your feet are your most powerful tool in prayer. They carry your intention; they receive the Earth. How you walk defines you and your relationship with the world.
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Event: Exhibition Talk - The Golden Temple of Amritsar: Reflections of the Past

July 17, 2011, 11:30 am

Golden Temple Exhibition in London
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Event: Major New Exhibition - The Golden Temple of Amritsar

July 14, 2011, 12:00 am

Exhibition on the Golden Temple in London
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Turban display uncovers Sikh history ~ An exhibition

A new exhibition, Turbanology: Sikhs Unwrapped, which opens in Birmingham on Friday, is seeking to raise awareness about the true history of the turban and its significance for Sikhs. In addition to specially commissioned films and talks, the exhibition hopes to provide knowledge and perspective on the turban's spiritual importance and will provide hands-on demonstrations on how a turban is tied.
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Photo Exhibit Tells Tale of Kabuli Sikhs

The photographs that document the artist Gauri Gill's visit to Kabul in 2007 suggest a city that has been left for dead. In black and white, her shots are almost devoid of people: we see an illustrious library greying with dust, a bombed-in palace and a line of cattle seeming to approach its once-grand entrance. Anonymous hands grasp at the cages of the city's Ka Furushi bird market, as groups of tiny canaries whirr in a startled flapping of wings.
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A New Vanguard – Gagandeep Singh's Art

It is the secret anxieties of a migrant that are expressed in the works of Gagandeep Singh...
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Sikh award winner photographer to hold exhibition in Birmingham

The Drum arts centre will be hosting an exhibition of Jaskirt's work on British Asian musicians, from July to August 2009.
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