My body was feeling strong, my stroke finally felt smooth and I was of a singular notion.
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).
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.
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.
But it is imperative for the observer to not confuse a singular event with the notion of singular tragedy.
In this exhibition, ideas around longing, memory, and exile resonate and subvert traditional notions of a singular place of origin.
Considering the power functions of negative orders, we have also mentioned a notion of singular time scales functions, a matter which is quite unexplored so far (see Remark 4.7).
A notion of singular functionals is also defined, and every functional decomposes in a canonical way into the sum of its absolutely continuous and singular parts.
This challenges the notion that miR-10b exclusively performs a singular role of either promoting cell invasion or cell growth.
But it is a singular style that contributes to a globalised notion of architecture, whereby modern cities all look distinct in the same way.
