By Vidya Pradhan Browse in any major retail store in the Bay Area and the vibrant orange boxes with mouth-watering pictures of Indian delicacies in
A sit-down interview with the Sikh Foundations amazing Artist-in-Residence Rupy C. Tut. To learn more about her and to see her work please visit her
In the late 19th century, men from the Punjab region in north India, known as the Land of Five Rivers, began settling in the Sacramento
By Rupy C. Tut In my experience, a painting that is difficult to make sense of, to put in order, to relate to, is often
Edited and translated by Rahuldeep Singh Gill Drinking from Love’s Cup translates and put forth new theories on composition and subversive content on poetry done
Local Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs recall the life-altering Partition of India by Chris Kenrick Now in his late 80s, Palo Alto businessman Narinder Singh Kapany holds
Dr. Harkeerat and Deepta Dhillon endow award to fund Ph.D. research in Sikh and Punjabi culture and history By Bettye Miller RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Dr.
In 1999, Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany, chairman of the Sikh Foundation, made a gift of $500,000 along with 100 Sikh Art objects to the Asian
By Sonia Dhami In Loving Memory of Satinder Kaur Kapany, a lady of eternal grace & elegance. A daughter, wife, mother, artist and professional she
By Satinder Kaur Kapany Traditionally the role of the Indian women had been a secondary and submissive one. The Hindu women by and large were