No, no, no. That’s not what happened. From our office across the street, we’ve watched as the Dallas Museum of Art erected an enormous tent around its Di Suvero sculpture for the Art Ball and then, this week, disassembled it. I’m given to understand that the damage to the lawn was expected and that a landscape company has already donated its services. The gig raised $2.25 million. Nice work, people.
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