Flood Threatens Picasso and Pollock: Is the Contemporary Art Museum’s Management Prepared for the Worst-Case Scenario?

The question is not whether water will eventually reach the museum; no responsible assessment can guarantee that. The issue is whether the institution holding such a heritage has taken the worst-case scenario seriously enough that it would not be caught off guard even if it happens.

The issue is not whether the water will finally reach the museum or not; No responsible evaluation can give such certainty. The question is, does an institution with such a legacy take the worst-case scenario so seriously that it won't be surprised even if it happens?