Embodying the Sensuous: Sikh Poetry, Aesthetics, Ecology, and Feminisms

This roundtable discussion in conversation with the work of Dr. Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh will explore Sikh feminist approaches to aesthetic and ethical dimensions of Sikh sacred art, poetry, philosophy, and practice. Dr. Singh has published extensively in the field of Sikh studies, including two new books of translation of Sikh hymns, as well as one on Early Sikh Art. Scholars who teach and engage her abundant offerings in the field of religious studies and beyond will explore the ways in which her work uplifts the sensuous, embodied, and pluriversal nature of Sikh teachings through keen analysis of artistic, musical, poetic, mystical, environmental, ethical, and revolutionary dimensions.