DALLAS, TX.- Wednesday night, W Magazine and The Dallas Museum of Art hosted a private dinner at The Joule Hotel in Dallas to celebrate Cindy Sherman and her exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art, running from March 17 to June 9, 2013. The dinner immediately followed a preview reception of the exhibition.

Joining guest of honor Cindy Sherman and hosts Stefano Tonchi, Editor in Chief of W Magazine; Maxwell L. Anderson, the Eugene McDermott Director of the Dallas Museum of Art; John R. Eagle, President of the Board of the Dallas Museum of Art; and Deedie P. Rose, Chairman of the Board of the Dallas Museum of Art were society elites including:

Bill Arning, Wade Black, Shelle Carrig, Lee A. Cobb, Amada Cruz, Peter Doroshenko, Stefan Edlis & Gail Neeson, Becky Frey, Kenny Goss, Tim Hanley, Lara Harrison, Julie & Ed Hawes, Tom Heman, Marguerite Hoffman, Thomas Hoitsma, Tom & Jennifer Karol, Jeanne Klein, Enrique MacGregor, Josie McCarthy, Sheryl Maas & Eric Maas, Melissa Meeks, Forrest and Cynthia Miller, Jerrett Morris, Ruthie & Jay Pack, Richard & Susanna Peeples, Lucilo Pena, Dogan Perese, Howard & Cindy Rachofsky, Micki & Mayor Mike Rawlings, Janelle Reiring, Eva Respini, William & Catherine Rose, Rusty Rose, John Runyon, Capera Ryan, Cynthia Schwartz, Gayle & Paul Stoffel, Jeremy & Wendy Strick, Michael Tregoning, Dorothy Waldt, Bruce & Julie Webb, Sharon Young

The dinner was graciously sponsored by Headington Companies on behalf of The Joule. The Joule, named for the international unit of energy, occupies a revitalized 1920's neo-gothic, landmark Dallas building, and is near the completion of a two-yearlong $78 million renovation and expansion. A visual masterpiece from award-winning designer Adam D. Tihany, the hotel creates a tasteful union of old world quality and contemporary design with original marble flooring, rich colored fabrics, millwork, chrome, glass and populated throughout by original artwork from names including Andy Warhol, Adam Fuss and Richard Phillips. In addition to the existing uniquely designed guestrooms and a cantilevered glass rooftop pool, the renovation will include 29 new guest suites, 3 new penthouses, an ESPA spa, a roof terrace, 14,000 square feet of meeting and event space, a craft cocktail lounge, a new 3 meal-a-day restaurant, new museum-quality art installations, a coffee shop, a TASCHEN Library, and several new retail outlets.

Located in the heart of a burgeoning downtown, adjacent to the flagship Neiman Marcus and within walking distance of the internationally acclaimed Dallas Arts District, the hotel has driven a revival of Downtown Dallas by supporting and sponsoring the arts and cultural community.