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Emily Kass, director of the Tampa Museum of Art, cleared her calendar for the Tampa City Council’s February 10 meeting, where she hoped the council would launch construction of a new $54-million museum building, designed by Rafael Vinoly to be downtown Tampa’s signature building. Instead, Janet Zink reports in the St. Petersburg Times, Kass finds herself facing more delays. Each time a hurdle has been cleared in this project, another has emerged, often the doing of a fiscally prudent mayor. The delays have caused some community members to question whether Kass has what it takes to shape the museum’s metamorphosis.