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Sikh Heritage Calendar 2007

About Sikhpoint.com Heritage Calendar Project

The Sikhpoint.com Heritage Calendar project was created to help promote Sikh artists around the world, to showcase their artwork not only within the community but the world community at large.In many ways, the Heritage Calendar is a traveling exhibit for established Sikh artists and also up-and-coming artists who otherwise may not have a medium to show their work to so many at one time. While Sikh art is becoming recognized as a separate and unique entity within “Asian Art”, our hope and vision at Sikhpoint.com is to help create visibility by increasing the exposure of these artists worldwide. The Sikhpoint.com Heritage Calendar is shipped worldwide, from North America to Europe, Malaysia to India, in addition to Australia and many other countries world wide.
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Since after the events of September 11, 2001, the Heritage Calendar took on a new role, which was to help promote not only artwork but to explain to the world “who Sikhs are” and the contributions Sikhs have made at all levels of society. Each artist that we’ve selected over the years has touched base on social, political and religious elements that have helped Sikhs distinguish themselves around the world. Over the years, Sikhpoint.com has featured internationally renowned artists such as The Singh Twins, Arpana Kaur and many others. Each year that passes the demand for the Heritage Calendar continues to grow, and with that many new doors are opening for Sikhs around the world. Click here to get FREE* SIKH HERITAGE CALENDAR
INTRODUCING THE SIKHPOINT.COM 2007 INTERFAITH CALENDAR FEATURING THE ARTWORK OF KP SINGH.
The 2007 Sikhpoint.com Heritage Calendar, entitled “Sikhpoint.com 2007 Interfaith Calendar featuring the artwork of KP Singh,” was by far the most unique concepts developed to date. KP Singh, is not only a gifted artist, but also a philosopher, theologian, writer, as well as a philanthropist. The 2007 Interfaith Calendar is a unique blend of beautiful line art drawings, which encompasses various colors and watermarks. Each page is dedicated to a major religion, which includes inspirational messages from KP Singh, but also specific quotes from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (both in Gurmukhi and English translations).
In addition, the 2007 Heritage Calendar also encompasses brief factual highlights of each religion. The results of this endeavor have been widely applauded, and has been recognized as a milestone for Sikhpoint.com.
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About KP Singh Born in India, Kanwal Prakash (KP) Singh came to the United States in 1965 for higher studies. KP was educated in India (B.A. from Punjab University; Bachelor of Architecture and Master of Technology in Regional Planning from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur) and the United States (Master of City Planning from the University of Michigan). He has made Indianapolis his home since 1967.
KP has been a tireless advocate and supporter of historic preservation, cultural diversity, and the importance of the arts to life and human spirit. KP considers community service as a major focus and commitment of his Sikh faith and as a civic responsibility. Over the years, he has served as a volunteer on many committees and events. He is a founding member of the International Center of Indianapolis. KP is a recipient of many awards and honors. Among them: Daverman Award in Architecture (University of Michigan – 1965); Sagamore of the Wabash (State of Indiana – 1992); International Citizen of the Year (International Center of Indianapolis – 1995); and Award of Excellence in Arts (Asian American Alliance – 2002).

KP Singh Designs, founded in 1972, specializes in fine arts. KP’s distinctive, finely executed pen and ink drawings of historic architecture and monuments in India, Europe, USA, and around the world reflect the combined skills of an architect, artist, historian,
and educator. His art and advocacy have continued to heighten awareness of the special place of significant buildings and sites in the visual, cultural, and spiritual fabric of our communities. KP’s drawings of architectural landmarks: Indiana courthouses, college
campuses and other historic sites are present at many fundraising events. His artwork is in many public and private collections in the USA and around the world.

KP’s art and words are a constant reminder of his passion and commitment to preservation and celebration of our unique and outstanding architectural, artistic, and cultural treasures. KP believes that they are the collective heritage of mankind. KP has been a guest writer for The Indianapolis Star, served on its In Touch Editorial Board, and is a frequent contributor to various print and online publications including Sikhpoint.com.

KP’s writings and drawings, featured in his recently published book, The Art and Spirit of K.P. Singh ~ Selected Drawings and Writings (Guild Press – Emmis Publishing, 2003), offer rich imagery and reflect a deep interest in matters of spirit. His writings reveal cultural sensitivity and spiritual awareness that transcend diverse spectrums of thought and wisdom, recognize universal human struggles and sufferings, and honor our individual and shared destiny. KP is a guest speaker at colleges, companies, and organizations and a frequent participant in community, cultural, international, and interfaith events.

For information about KP’s artwork or book: www.KPSinghDesigns.com or www.sikhpoint.com/kpsingh