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Free text: Jeet Aulakh is a Canadian Contemporary Artist. He has lived and worked in Toronto and Windsor, Ontario since the late 1990s. Contained with spirituality and deep meditation, he emphasizes on what he calls "Pure Painting". Aulakh's work has been exhibited at major Canadian public galleries and museums, including the Art Gallery of Windsor and McIntosh Gallery London. His work is in collections including the City of Toronto and Indian Heritage. {{From|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeet_Aulakh}}
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