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“It’s a challenge to write about a complex man whose motto is, ‘Strive for
simplicity, and learn to distrust it.’” So notes author David King Dunaway in
How Can I Keep From Singing?: The Ballad of Pete Seeger (Villard Books/Random
House), his recently updated biography of the folk singer and activist.
Dunaway also produced a new three-part radio documentary on Seeger, which is
broadcast on KUNM-FM 89.9 from 6 to 7 p.m. on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
July 4, 5, and 6. This three-hour show features interviews with Seeger and
his peers, friends, and family members. Expect renditions of many tunes that
Seeger wrote, co-wrote (“Turn! Turn! Turn!” and “If I Had a Hammer”), or made
famous (“Which Side Are You On?”).
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popular in this country in the ’50s and ’60s. He survived being blacklisted and
cited for contempt of Congress in the 1950s for failing to cooperate with the
House Un-American Activities Committee. In 1969, Seeger and his friends
launched the Clearwater sloop into the Hudson River in an effort to encourage
environmental support for clean waterways; the public-education program
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Check out peteseeger.org for information. — R. N.
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easily get lost in the show, which features work from
the 17th to the 21st centuries from nearly 50 exhibitors.
Among the offerings are family quilts, Asian artifacts,
early American furniture, folk art, paintings, and
jewelry. In the photography realm, there are images
of Coney Island by New York photographer Stanley
Schnier and Jason Poole’s pre-cyclone photos of
Myanmar (sales of Poole’s work benefit Doctors
Without Borders).
The Summer Show runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on OPEN DAILY
Angel, 18th century, Saturday, July 5, and Sunday, July 6. Tickets, at the 505-955-0403
Mexico, polychrome door, are $12, $15 for both days; there is no charge for Navajo Cross
wood (wings replaced); children under 16. A preview, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 2½’ x 4’ $89
courtesy Winters on Friday, July 4, benefits Kitchen Angels. Tickets are 4’ x 6’ $189
Antiques $50, available at the door. 2½’ x 9’ $189
El Museo is at 1615-B Paseo de Peralta. Call 6’ x 9’ $449
982-2605 for details or visit antiquities-shows.com. 8’ x 11’ $689
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