Saira Wasim (b. 1975, Lahore, Pakistan), On Road to Gurudwara Kartarpur Sahib, 2023; gouache and gold on wasli paper; Courtesy of the artist and the Khanuja CollectionKanwal Dhaliwal (b. 1960, Mehma Sarja, Panjab, India), Amrita Pritam, 2023; oil on canvas; Courtesy of the artist and the Sidhu Family CollectionArpana Caur (b. 1954, New Delhi, India),… Read More »The Fowler Museum presents – I Will Meet You Yet Again: Contemporary Sikh Art ..read more

Previous slide Next slide By Ann Gibb Generous gifts to UC Santa Cruz from the 5Rivers Foundation and the Sikh Foundation will raise awareness and understanding of Sikhism through two distinct projects. Each project includes paid internships—benefiting students and strengthening the Humanities Division’s commitment to experiential education. Both gifts will also work to raise awareness about the… Read More »New gifts launch projects and experiential learning in Sikh studies ..read more

Dive into the transformative “Unveiling Gurbani’s Essence: A Six-Week Journey with Leena Singh” at Gurdwara Sahib Singh Sabha Milpitas, designed to immerse participants in the profound teachings of Sikh spirituality. This series will guide attendees through the depths of Gurbani, highlighting key concepts such as Sacha (Truth) and Jeevan Mukat (Liberation), and examining the significance… Read More »Unveiling the Essence of Gurbani with Leena Singh ..read more

Continuing its commitment to fostering an entrepreneurial spirit and cross-cultural education, the SikhFoundation proudly announces the second event of the Quarterly Startup Series titled “My Journey:Sharing the Successes of Entrepreneurs and Innovators” featuring Dr. Daniel Adams, PhD, Chief Scientistfor Neuralink Corp, interviewed by Raj Kapany. This series provides a personal perspective on entrepreneurship, delving into… Read More »My Journey: Dr. Daniel Adams ..read more

It all started in the early 1950s, when some learned Sikhs lived in the city of Calcutta (now Kolkata) started meeting once a month and discussing ‘Gurmat’ amongst themselves. This led to a “Study Circle” wherein interaction and discussions started on “Gurbani” and “Gurmat Vichar”. This Study Circle then thought of an English monthly and… Read More »The Sikh Review: The ‘Golden Jubilee’ Journal with A Global Mission ..read more

  January 28–May 26, 2024 Opening celebration Saturday, January 27, 6–9 pmRSVP   Join us for a performance at 6 pm, followed by a reception with light refreshments provided by Tulsi Eatery – Westwood and music from 7–9 pm. Exhibition artist Keerat Kaur invites us on an immersive journey through poetry, song, and visuals highlighting the beauty… Read More »Opening Celebration: I Will Meet You Yet Again: Contemporary Sikh Art ..read more

By Kiki Kapany Delighted to have been working with the Imperial College to commission a portrait of my father – see above. There was a small private event to unveil a new portrait in the Council Room at 170 Queen’s Gate, Imperial College.  The guide to the painting reads, “Narinder Singh Kapany joined Imperial College in… Read More »A wonderful dedication to Narinder Singh Kapany at Imperial College of Science and Technology ..read more

Previous slide Next slide I curated a display of Sikh artworks from the collections of the Asian Art Museum San Francisco during my internship last year. I hope you will visit it as it is now on display at the Sikh gallery in the museum. The underlying theme of the rotation is POWER OF THE… Read More »Asian Art Museum Bollywood Exhibit shows the Kapany Art Collection – by Sonia Dhami ..read more

By: Tejpaul Singh Bainiwal and Adam Tyson On May 5-6, 2023, the Dr. Jasbir Singh Saini Endowed Chair in Sikh and Punjabi Studies at the University of California Riverside (UCR) hosted the 8th International Sikh Studies Conference. Sikhs have been a part of the social fabric of North America for more than 150 years. When… Read More »Sikhs in North America: Remembering Key Historical Events, Challenges and Responses – (8th Dr. Jasbir Singh Saini Chair in Sikh Studies Conference ..read more

The Sikh Foundation donated 150 copies of The Man Who Bent Light by Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany to the Punjabi Golfers Association (PGA). Since 2007, the PGA has organized an annual Royal Punjabi Cup, which has slowly become one of the largest and most prominent Punjabi tournament fundraisers in Canada. This year, one hundred percent of the funds… Read More »Sikh Foundation donated 150 copies of The Man Who Bent Light by Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany to the Punjabi Golfers Association (PGA ..read more