No sentimentalist, Miuccia Prada nevertheless remains a romantic, her work driven by her highly singular notion of social engagement in all kinds of media (art, architecture, music, clothes).
Then biology holds centre-stage, heralding the emergence of big-brained bipeds and Charles Darwin's singular notion as to how it all came about.
The first year of the project brings together artists who are interested in renegotiating singular notions of blackness that have developed over time, to present a more complex identity.
But it is imperative for the observer to not confuse a singular event with the notion of singular tragedy.
Bitter intra-racial debates over the policies of our first black President could only make the notion of a singular black community seem that much more illusory, emphasizing schisms that many black leaders have been at pains to ignore.
His vision for an "economic opportunity graph," a detailed, localized view of an individual's role in the economy, skill surpluses and gaps, is clearly differentiated from Facebook's general notion of a singular "social graph" as more and more users, across generations, decide if and how to engage with friends, colleagues, brands, and issues.
EAT would irrevocably change art and its cherished notions of a singular creator labouring alone.
In this exhibition, ideas around longing, memory, and exile resonate and subvert traditional notions of a singular place of origin.
Let us discuss this more general notion, often called a singular Hermitian metric (though perhaps the name possibly singular Hermitian metric is more appropriate).
