Andrea Shea is an arts reporter for WBUR, an NPR affiliate based in Boston. With a focus on local arts and culture, Andrea covers a wide range of topics including visual arts, music, theater, and film. Her work has also been featured in Alabama Public Radio and New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Andrea Shea’s coverage primarily focuses on local events, music, art, and cultural happenings in Boston and Massachusetts. She seems particularly interested in stories that highlight the intersection of culture and entertainment.
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The former security guard who allowed two thieves into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 34 years ago has died. The heist of over $500 million in artwork remains unsolved.
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The historic Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline is a cinematic gem, and a beloved throwback to the classic era of moviegoing. Now, after ten years of planning, fundraising, designing and construction, the art deco movie house's expansion is ready for its close up.
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By: Andrea Shea
As March Madness descends on TD Garden Thursday night, friends and family will be rooting for UConn Husky forward and Massachusetts native Alex Karaban.
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By: Andrea Shea
When he died on January 22, Daniels left behind a trove of 90,000 images. For decades they sat undeveloped, inside canisters that were stored in zip lock bags at his Somerville home. During the last years of Daniels' life, thousands were developed with support from a small army of friends.
Each May, a chirpy flock of songbirds returns to Appleton Farms in Ipswich. The declining, migratory bobolinks settle in there to mate and hide their nests in the historic property's grassy fields.
Some sleuthing at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has lead to an agreement to return an ancient Egyptian child's coffin to a museum in Sweden.
Over the past 10 years, Now + There — a public art non-profit and accelerator — has commissioned 52 participatory, site-specific sculptures and murals to enrich Boston's landscape.
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