Solon Kelleher is the Chief Operating Officer at WBUR, a local news organization in Boston, Massachusetts. With a focus on the local arts and culture scene, Solon's articles cover a wide range of topics including events, exhibits, and performances happening in and around the Boston area.
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Solon Kelleher’s coverage primarily focuses on local events, arts, and culture in the Massachusetts area. His articles feature recommendations for things to do over weekends, as well as updates on art exhibits and cultural events.
Given this focus, Solon may be interested in pitches related to local artists or authors with unique stories or recent achievements. Additionally, he might appreciate pitches about upcoming local events, particularly those that celebrate cultural diversity or showcase artistic talent within the community.
As his coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news and culture & society topics at a local level in Massachusetts and Boston, PR professionals should tailor their pitches accordingly to highlight relevant aspects of these themes.
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The alternative rock group Guster releases their latest studio album Friday, May 17. Titled “Ooh La La,” it’s the band’s ninth album in 30 years. Their debut album “Parachute” came out on CD in 1994.
Boston singer-songwriter Alisa Amador wastes no time in her debut full-length album. In just the first minute of music, she blends philosophy, playful songwriting and captivating vocals.
“Humanity on the move.” Those were the words artist Hew Locke used to describe his massive installation that opened at the ICA Watershed on May 23.
After winning NPR's Tiny Desk Contest in 2022, Alisa Amador is out with her first full-length album "Multitudes."
After winning NPR's Tiny Desk Contest in 2022, Alisa Amador is out with her first full-length album, "Multitudes."
Boston filmmaker Mushen Kieta had his hands full on a Saturday in July. On the left, he held his 2-year-old, Zen.
In a basement studio at Berklee College of Music in late August, Pranav Swaroop played the violin while listening to a backing track on headphones.
Earlier this year, we put out a call to the public to nominate local artists of color they feel passionately about — the creative people whose art inspires awe, creates joy and transforms communities.
At the Worcester Art Museum, the touring exhibit features 28 works by 20th century artists, including Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, and examines how the long-established subject transformed over time.
Violinist Pranav Swaroop has trained for decades in classical Indian music. Now he's blending it with different genres from around the world.
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