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PERSONAL PROFILE GULAB SINGH (SCULPTOR) 1- A trusty of kurmi trust Kanpur. 2- Member of managing committee Dr. Shankar Singh shikshan sansthan Kanpur. • Born in a zemindar family of village baripal Kanpur (1944). • Graduation from Kanpur university (1968-69) • Art of making sculptures is innate. • Participated in group exhibition of art organize by “AKAR” Kanpur (1979 and 82) u.p state lalitkala academy annual exhibition (1979). Touring exhibitions named art of Uttar Pradesh organize and sponsored by u.p. state lalitkala academy at regional art centre Chennai,- kala bhawan Hyderabad , Kerala lalitkala academy trichur, karnatak lalitkala academy Bangalore (1980 and 81). Mumbai open air exhibition 1983. Jahangeer art gallery Mumbai (1985 and 1989). Taj mahotsav agra (1988). Ritu shmbhar art gallery agra (1989) Kala – mela-2000 sponsored by u.p. state lalitkala academy at lajpat bhawan Kanpur Asian paints art quest 2000 organize by rotary club of Kanpur greater at grindlays bank Kanpur. • Got akar’s award by smt. Sushila singh aniya (1982). • Honored by governor uttar Pradesh (1999). • Sanskritik kala manch baraur Kanpur – dehat (2000). • Patel club of Kanpur (2001) • Sardar patel seva sansthan Kanpur (2011). And several politicians like radhey shyam kori (MP) ashok patel (MP), etc. • Work collected by u.p state lalitkala academy Lucknow, late shri Rajeev Gandhi then prime minister of India shri. D.P sinha ex- director, cultural affairs u.p lucknow, shri. Shashi shekhar editor Hindustan hindi daily lucknow, shri. D.S mishra I.A.S, shri. R.C. mishra P.C.S, shri. Harish prashad R.D.S, dr. chitra sachan – member incharge cultural affairs all India women conference New Delhi and many docter’s, -engineer’s lawyers and many art lovers in India and abroad. • Worked on stone,
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