At SCA, Monika Tichacek's suite of photographs Beneath the Surface Lies the Softness of Longing #1-3 (2015) offer a stark and dramatic narrative, while Simon Cooper's The Suite Hereafter 2000-ongoingg) featurespookilykily funny sequence of portraits of taxidermy animal faces.
Protestations of not caring about money may be all well and good, but there's no getting away from the fact that we're sitting in a penthouse suite while – in a room beneath us – Vic's long-term clique of friends are steaming their way through a seemingly endless supply of Hennessey supplied by Virgin.
We met in his office suite here one morning, beneath a photograph of Mr. Ali standing beside President Assad.
From beneath the suite, a white object emerged, resembling a wedge of porcelain sculpted by a 207mph wind.
We were sitting beneath the stone arches of the Wren suite, in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral.
One is beneath the living room and one beneath the master suite; the other two are in guest cottages down the hill from the house.
But otherwise, the band has generally been content to operate beneath the radar, issuing over 30 albums dealing with every conceivable form of necrosis and neurosis, including 1997's notorious Farmyard Filth, a suite of songs about bestiality.
Cooper reportedly chose to pop the question on the balcony of their £800-a-night hotel suite in Bali at sunset on 25 December, with the Indian Ocean crashing against the shore beneath them.
CHATHAM, N.J. — The second-floor suite in the Parrot Mill Inn has all the accouterments of a classic bed-and-breakfast, including stenciled flowers beneath the ceiling, candies wrapped in gold foil, and the scent of spices in the hallway.
Another virtuoso performance by contemporary art's most technically gifted purveyor of psychedelia, Fred Tomaselli's new suite of complex collaged paintings extends a career-long fascination with the kaleidoscopic profusion he detects beneath the familiar surface of things.
This suite of bits and pieces is said to have been inspired by the royal and imperial courts of France and Japan and the unavoidable desires that lie beneath their formality.
