Description of Incident: The works were included in an exhibit in the Cambridge City Hall Annex, sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council. A female city employee complained that the pieces constituted sexual harassment. City Councilor, William Walsh, removed a photo of a penis as well as some of the sex paraphernalia from the boxes and brought them to his home. Walsh stated that he was "a guardian of the city's property...you tell me what vibrators have to do with being a work of art." The installation of the exhibit was discontinued.

Results of Incident: Walsh returned the stolen pieces. The next day city attorneys determined that the pieces were not obscene, pornographic, or sexually harassing and allowed the exhibit to be intstalled with warning signs regarding the contents of the work and screens to block the works from public view. Evers filed a lawsuit against Walsh for willful and malicious destruction of property.