Lisa Perez's paper cutouts hover on the walls, like clustering spores; Norma-Jean Bothmer's vivid blue drawings of her Teddy bear resist solemnity.
Our room, No. 616, looked much like the lobby: entirely in black and white, with a psychedelic pattern of orange light hovering on the wall behind the double bed.
It features Sherrie Levine's photograph of a book reproduction of a Walker Evans photograph, a big Cindy Sherman photograph that mimics high-end fashion photography and Louise Lawler's photograph of an Impressionist exhibition, in which Monet's "La Japonaise" hovers on the wall behind Degas's "Little Dancer".
Its five rows of circular pieces seem to hover effortlessly on the wall when, in fact, they are all bolted together in the back.
"Those Money-Laden Helicopters Hovering on the Horizon," The Wall Street Journal, July 7, 2016, A11.
Painted in a powdery ultramarine--which Klein patented as "International Klein Blue"--these canvases seem to hover against the wall.
A sealing wax trompe l'oeil caption that impossibly seems to hover both on the rear wall and on the painted surface; the sitter's own signature apparently incised into the very wood of the panel behind him; the shelves that go at crazy angles to each other?
Examining the house's perimeter, the two men saw a cloud hovering around a gutter joint on the wall outside the second floor.
But when I arrived late at night, exhausted from a day of travel, and went to look at the room, I found a gigantic, fuzzy tarantula on the wall, hovering near my would-be bed.
