The formalist interiors of "Tokyo Drifter," huge, sparsely furnished rooms painted in a singular bright color, are less dazzling than the black-and-white photography that Kazue Nagatsuka shot for "Branded to Kill".
A painting is a singular event, its data horizon (if that is even a meaningful term for painting) and effect is re-created in real time each time by anyone who looks at it.
However, some are using the Macklemore story to paint a narrative of one singular example of rap's potential for positivity in a sea of endlessly destructive music.
Further, as many artists have remarked, paint has a singular penchant for mimicking flesh.
Gazing upon his artworks feels like traveling through time, unearthing Pre-Columbian symbols and painted allusions without a singular guide to navigate the journey.
Such technique of, we could say, cloning could be accounted for in Goodman's terms as transforming the art of painting from singular to multiple and yet without changing it from autographic to allographic.
There is also a painting by John Wesley, a singular artist whose work has nothing obvious to do with nothing, of a faceless man in a bare room; a photograph by James Welling of billowing fabric; and a stack of what look like overexposed Polaroids but are pictures made with ink and watercolor by Allan McCollum.
Unfortunately, rather than addressing this as the tragic and senseless event that it is, conservative media outlets like Fox News are attempting to paint this singular attack as an epidemic with headlines like "Va.
In fact, the medieval mousetrap, when it appears at all, in painting and archives, is a singular, almost fantastical and overelaborate device, like the death machine employed by the villain in a Bond film.
Crosses made in metal, paint, or stone stand at a singular intersection of past, present and future in the early medieval period.
