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New works, programs mark new era at ICA

By Geoff Edgers
Globe Staff / April 4, 2006

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With the September opening of its new building approaching, the Institute of Contemporary Art today will announce art acquisitions, programming decisions, and the hiring of celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck to oversee its cafe. The ICA will also announce that developer Steve Samuels has closed on his purchase of its current home on Boylston Street. The building is selling for $9.5 ... (Full article: 748 words)

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