Boston unveiling gets moved back
From a Times staff writer
Citing construction delays, Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art said Friday it has postponed the opening of its new $51-million building next month.
The waterfront facility had been scheduled to open to the public Sept. 17. No new date was announced but museum director Jill Medvedow said she expected it to be this fall.
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