Dallas Wants, Needs Mark Wahlberg and Frank Campagna On That Wall

Patrick Michels Well, there's something you don't see every day: Frank Campagna and Marky Mark, hunh. The tandem were brought together by the magic of Max Payne, which Mark Wahlberg was in town to promote yesterday during what turned out to be a rather star-studded Tuesday. The Kettle Art-ist, famous...

By Patrick Michels

October 8, 2008

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Patrick Michels

Well, there's something you don't see every day: Frank Campagna and Marky Mark, hunh. The tandem were brought together by the magic of Max Payne, which Mark Wahlberg was in town to promote yesterday during what turned out to be a rather star-studded Tuesday. The Kettle Art-ist, famous for his murals, painted the star on one wall of The Door on Main Street. And, of course, Patrick Michels was there to document the entourage. --Robert Wilonsky

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