Over the weekend, Mr Barton, from the Bankrobber Gallery, instructed a scaffolding company to remove covers from the site, saying he was "no longer prepared to pay" for its protection.
"You'd need scaffolding to go see," Ms. Benaiteau said.
Last year, too, the art dealer Charles Saatchi reportedly became so incensed with the multiyear project next to his house in Eaton Square that he hired workmen to remove his neighbors' scaffolding, and then put his own house on the market.
Yet for the two-week event its lithe body was trapped between two hulking great seating stands, as if they'd forgotten to remove the scaffolding.
With its freight of therapy sessions, dream sequences and quotations from other books, 'Are You My Mother?' is like an undistinguished edifice by a builder who forgot to remove the scaffolding".
Saatchi objected to some scaffolding that had long-obscured the view from the back of his home; he eventually snapped, took matters into his own hands and paid his own workmen to remove the scaffolding, but in doing so caused an alleged £50,000 worth of damage to tiles.
It should then be possible to remove the unsightly scaffolding that has been in place since 1997 to keep the building from falling apart.
"We would like the Department of the Interior, who controls this scaffolding and who controls this space, to remove this logo, so long as it continues to be a symbol of hate speech".
Groups of up to four police arrested holdout protesters one by one, hours after workers used wire cutters to remove barricades and dismantle bamboo scaffolding.
Fire Commissioner James Joyce told The Associated Press that the scaffolding company would tie the dangling scaffolding to the building because it was too windy to remove it tonight.
