Additional writings by K.P. Singh may be found as Reflections of the Sacred in the Arts and Architecture

Original drawings of some of the images shown on this website are available for acquisition. Please contact KP for more information.

K.P. Singh delivers the invocation at the opening session of the 2010 Indiana General Assembly.
Editions Limited Gallery
In announcing this exhibit, which took place in October, 2005, Mr. S.L. Berry wrote in The Indianapolis Star:


“One of the most visible members of the local Indian community, Singh is celebrating 35 years as an artist with an exhibit of exquisite pen-and-ink drawings of buildings around the world.”

— S.L. Berry
Visual Arts Writer, The Indianapolis Star

The press release for the exhibit:

Indianapolis, Oct. 14, 2005
K.P. Singh

Editions Limited Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition of the work of K.P. Singh, from October 20 thru November 9

NRI (non-resident Indian) Mr. Singh, in addition to being a prolific and accomplished artist, has been a tireless advocate and supporter of historic preservation, cultural diversity and the importance of arts to life and human spirit.

K.P. considers community service as a major focus and commitment of his Sikh faith and as a civic responsibility.

“My artwork reflects my cultural and spiritual inspiration. The artistic legacy of master builders and craftsmen in different cultures stands as a living testimony of the high achievements of man over the centuries. We must create a place of honor for it in our national fabric,” says Singh. “I hope that this book will inspire others to rediscover, know and enjoy their communities.”

K.P. Singh is the founder of K.P. Singh Designs and specializes in pen and ink drawings of private residences and public institutions and his works are represented in many private and public collections throughout the world. He is also a regular contributor to the Indianapolis Star’s IN Touch feature column and other national ethnic publications and cyber sites. Educated in India and the University of Michigan, he has made his home in Indianapolis since 1967 where he lives with his wife, Janice.