The Arts

Men cry over chants by devotional singer Snatam Kaur
When visiting a convenience store, Snatam Kaur was confronted by a clerk at the check-out counter, who said in an irritated voice: “Why do you wear that towel on your head?”
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Artist Gurleen Kaur's Painting on the 1984 Massacre
The artist, Gurleen Kaur, lived through the holocaust in Delhi. Living through those days of 1984 was an experience nobody can forget. The painting was originally painted immediately after the massacre by her as a student artist.
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The Wonderful Art of Bhagat Singh Bedi
Bhagat Singh paints with both skill and passion. His subjects? Sikh history, heros and warriors and the very essence of the Sant-Siphai spirit!
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Gurujot Singh Reviews Five SikhNet Youth Film Festival 2009 Entries
Although not all of them were prize winners this year, some films stood out in my mind for very particular reasons
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Film on Sikh turbans adopted in Birmingham syllabus
“Turbanology” on Birmingham's Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education
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Poet, Lyricist, Singer, Filmmaker - Inderjit Singh Hassanpuri Passes Away
Inderjit Singh rendered outstanding contribution towards the promotion of Punjabi language and literature throughout his life.
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2009 SikhNet Youth Film Festival Winners Announced!
Although there was often a clear first place winner in a category, the race between the second and third place films was often very close and the judges enthusiastically discussed the merits of the films in contention for those awards.
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Kanwar Singh's Newest Painting Unveiled - Mai Bhago on the Battlefield
Kanwar Singh's long awaited painting of Mata Bhag Kaur was unveiled at the New York City Sikh Art and Film Gala over the weekend
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PBS launches Melbourne's first ever mainstream Indian music show "Mumbai Masala"
Throw your hands in the air and check out Mumbai Masala, Melbourne's first ever radio show dedicated to the latest Bollywood, Bhangra and Indian influenced beats.
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