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100	1		_aTaylor, Paul Michael _9995
245	1	0	_aSikhs: _bLegacy of the Punjab
260			_a Washington, D.C: _bAsian Cultural History Program, _c2014
300			_a108 p. : _bphoto., ill., carte.
520			_aThe exhibition "Sikhs: Legacy of the Punjab" opened at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in 2004. Over subsequent years, the specific objects on view changed or “rotated” over time, first at the Smithsonian through 2007 then at other museums, as the exhibition traveled and its size and the number of artworks displayed expanded. At each location the exhibition and its transformations became the subject of extensive community involvement and co-curatorship. This book uses the exhibition’s organizational structure and content to present a brief, richly illustrated introduction to the Sikhs and their faith, history, and art. The authors describe this exhibition as one part of the Smithsonian’s larger Sikh Heritage Project, through which local, national, and international Sikh communities became involved as “co-curators” in the study, preservation, and museum representation of their own heritage. Dr. Paul Michael Taylor and Dr. Robert Pontsioen are researchers within the Smithsonian Institution’s Asian Cultural History Program, for which Paul Taylor also serves as curator and director.
700	1		_aPontsioen, Robert _9996
710	2		_aAsian Cultural History Program _eéd. _9997
710	2		_aNational Museum of Natural History _eéd. _9998
710	2		_aSmithsonian Institution _eéd. _9999
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