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The Language of Colors: A discussion of Guru Nanak's Janamsakhi Life Stories

February 20, 2016

Rupy was invited to give a talk and artist demonstration on the tradition of miniature painting at the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco. The event was attended by hundreds and the crowd throughly enjoyed learning about the painting style of the Janamsakhi paintings at the Asian Art Museum. The second part of the event spotlighted authors Nikki-Guninder Kaur Singh, Kamla Kapur, and curator Qamar Adamjee. 

October 10, 2015

"The Sikh Foundation is delighted to welcome Ms. Rupy C. Tut as our Artist-in-residence 2015-16.

Rupy has started working with the Kapany C​ollection of Sikh Art​ while researching the works from the ​historical, technique-based, and cultural perspectives. She will also be initiating a Sikh Art community outreach program to provide learning opportunities for the community interested in the practice of art."

May 18, 2015

"You might own her artwork and not even know it. You might have seen her artwork at conferences, and not even realized it. You might have viewed her artwork online, and not known who it was by.

The artist you’ve been admiring is, Rupy Kaur."

 

"Her Name is Kaur has now been released!"

June 17, 2014

Rupy's art now graces the cover of the newly released anthology "Her Name is Kaur: Sikh American Women Write About Love, Courage, and Faith!" The cover is the face of the amazing stories written by Sikh American women who contributed towards the book.

 

"Sikh Love Stories Artist: Rupy Cheema Tut"

March 15, 2013

"The Sikh Love Stories Project (SLS) had a chance to catch up with Rupy Cheema Tut, and talk to her more about art, Sikhism, and how she thrives in today’s world."

 

 

“A Cup of Tea with Rupy Cheema Tut.”

December 21, 2013

"The Indian-born Bay Area-based artist talks about her internal struggle to accept the label ‘artist’, how she can’t do without her morning cup of tea and how her Sikh identity informs her art."

 

 

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