Surrounding a suite of raw black-and-white silk-screens that Pollock made in 1951 are two dozen pictures from the same period by the prolific Ossorio.
I stayed in "Tirta-Ening" (Clear Water), which has four suites surrounding a water garden, a central pavilion and a striking saltwater infinity pool that's long enough for swimming laps.
In an agonizing decision, Clive went on with the event, greeting hundreds of guests with the terrible news, while upstairs, Whitney's body was still in her luxury suite, surrounded by police, family and entourage.
An hour later he was in a hotel suite surrounded by the people who loved him; everybody was in tears as he had just been told that he had tested positive for HIV in a routine pre-fight medical.
In Rashidiye, the Fatah commander for Lebanon, Sultan Abu Alaynen, who, despite being under an apparently somewhat technical Lebanese death sentence, works from an office suite surrounded by heavily armed guards.
Little is conventional about the film's ambience: in between lickety-split montages of mostly old movies, Mr. Berliner frequently speaks from a massively tricked-out film- and music-editing suite, surrounded by multiple plasma-screen monitors, sophisticated combos of vintage and high-tech stuff, as well as a meticulously color-coded archive of film, sound effects and photographs.
Why do you deed something whose contents you don't know?" Several other experts said they were suspicious about the sequence of events surrounding the reappearance of "Canyon Suite".
For the reopening, the museum has added some new elements to the old by surrounding the panorama with a suite of handsome, time-lapse photographs of the recent expansion in progress, taken by Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao, a young artist born in Taiwan and based in Queens.
"Oh, she justifies her place in the movie by delivering a great performance!" says Marshall, when asked in the editing suite about any cynicism surrounding her casting.
A final suite of philosophical issues surrounding population genetics concerns causation.
