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 Turbanology - Sikhs Unwrapped 10th – 24th June 2011 Niskham Civic Association, Birmingham CREDITS  The Turbanology team Director – Jay Singh-Sohal Curator – Scholars and Warriors Designer – Mandeep Malhi Graphics – Amit Patel Photograph y – Jaskirt Dhaliwal Online – Forward Slash Designs Publicist – Sukhmani Vig  Archive Pictures Courtesy of: GNNSJ, Birmingham National Army Museum Peter Bance, Coronet House Sandhurst Collection UK MoD/Crown Copyright 2011 © Dot Hyphen Productions 2011  The “Turbanology” name brand and concept are solely the intellectual property of Jagjeet Singh Sohal. Find us online  www.turbanology.info  www.facebook.co.uk/  Turbanology.Sikhs.Unwrapped.Exhibition http://twitter.com/TurbanologyTour For information on hiring or touring  Turbanology contact: [email protected] o.uk or 07908 22 6667  About the show  The Turbanology exhibition explores why the right to  wear a turban is central to the Sikh faith, at a time when there are many growing misunderstandings and misrepresentations about them.  Turbanology dispels these myths and unravels the real heritage that is wound into a Sikh's turban.  What you can see Crowned Heads - There are three plinths arranged around the gallery space, all with mounted mannequin heads. Each one models an example of a style of Sikh turban. That turban's unique history can be read from the plinth. Being Framed - There are three picture frames mounted on easels and arranged around the gallery. Each is specific to one of the turban styles featured in the show. All hold images of dozens of Sikhs proudly wearing that turban in their daily lives. Material Witnesses - There are three lengths of fabric in the gallery; Each one unravels a fascinating aspect of the story of Sikhs and their turbans. These stories will be added to as the show tours the UK.  What you can do  Your Pictures - If you have a picture of yourself or someone you know wearing any of our Turbanology styles, please share it with us and we might feature it in the show. You can leave it at the front desk, with a contact number or email on the reverse, or post it online at www.facebook.com/  Turbanology.Sikhs.Unwrapped.Exhibition (Sorry; we can't return your pictures)  Your Ideas - Let us know what turbans you think we should feature next, and cast your vote on the ones we've already selected. Tell us what stories you think we should feature as Material Witnesses in our upcoming shows.  www.facebook.co m/Turbanology .Sikhs.Unwrapped .Exhibition

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 Turbanology - Sikhs Unwrapped

10th – 24th June 2011 Niskham Civic Association, Birmingham

CREDITS

 The Turbanology team

Director – Jay Singh-Sohal

Curator – Scholars and Warriors

Designer – Mandeep Malhi

Graphics – Amit Patel

Photography – Jaskirt DhaliwalOnline – Forward Slash Designs

Publicist – Sukhmani Vig 

 Archive Pictures Courtesy of:

GNNSJ, Birmingham

National Army Museum

Peter Bance, Coronet House

Sandhurst Collection

UK MoD/Crown Copyright 2011

© Dot Hyphen Productions 2011

 The “Turbanology” name brand

and concept are solely the

intellectual property of Jagjeet

Singh Sohal.

Find us online

 www.turbanology.info www.facebook.co.uk/ Turbanology.Sikhs.Unwrapped.Exhibition

http://twitter.com/TurbanologyTour

For information on hiring or touring  Turbanology contact:

[email protected] or 0790822 6667

 About the show 

 The Turbanology exhibition explores why the right to

 wear a turban is central to the Sikh faith, at a time when there

are many growing misunderstandings and misrepresentations

about them.  Turbanology dispels these myths and unravels

the real heritage that is wound into a Sikh's turban.

 What you can see

Crowned Heads - There are three plinths arranged around

the gallery space, all with mounted mannequin heads. Each one

models an example of a style of Sikh turban. That turban's

unique history can be read from the plinth.

Being Framed - There are three picture frames mounted

on easels and arranged around the gallery. Each is specific to

one of the turban styles featured in the show. All hold images of 

dozens of Sikhs proudly wearing that turban in their daily lives.

Material Witnesses - There are three lengths of fabric in

the gallery; Each one unravels a fascinating aspect of the story 

of Sikhs and their turbans. These stories will be added to as the

show tours the UK.

 What you can do

 Your Pictures - If you have a picture of yourself or

someone you know wearing any of our Turbanology styles,

please share it with us and we might feature it in the show. You

can leave it at the front desk, with a contact number or email on

the reverse, or post it online at www.facebook.com/

 Turbanology.Sikhs.Unwrapped.Exhibition

(Sorry; we can't return your pictures)

 Your Ideas - Let us know what turbans you think we

should feature next, and cast your vote on the ones we've

already selected. Tell us what stories you think we should

feature as Material Witnesses in our upcoming shows.

 www.facebook.com/Turbanology.Sikhs.Unwrapped.Exhibition