When it starts dripping from other places

Thanks to my asshole neighbor's kids I've been up since a little after 2:30 with no hope of getting back to sleep so I thought I'd peruse the internet.  Also considered cranking up the bass amp and working on some Skynyrd covers Dan the Drummer Man wants to mess with but ultimately was too tired.

Anyway, I came upon the following story:

 File this one under "O" for "Oops." A cleaner with the best intentions accidentally destroyed a piece of art worth more than $1 million when she removed what she thought was a "stain" from the installation. Spoiler alert: It wasn't really a stain.

The piece of art, titled "When It Starts Dripping From The Ceilings," features a series of wooden planks and a (formerly) discolored plastic bowl. The artist, the late Martin Kippenberger, intended for viewers to understand that the bowl had been discolored by water running over the pieces of wood.

Unfortunately, the bowl isn't so discolored anymore. A spokesperson from the art museum in Dortmund, Germany, remarked that "it is now impossible to return it to its original state." The cleaner was apparently unaware that she was supposed to stay at least 20 centimeters away from the works of art.