Resounding - Harry Smith in NW Washington
Bret LunsfordDiscoveries and errata since Sounding for Harry Smith
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Harry Smith: Portland's Prodigal Son
A three-day celebration of the art, films, music and life of Harry Everett Smith will happen in Portland, Oregon this coming weekend. It begins on Saturday night (June 15, 2024) at the Hollywood Theatre with short films and music curated by...
Rowing through the Great Depression
On the shore of Guemes Channel, on the site of the old Samish village, Q’elech’ilhch, a little boy named Harry Smith had recently moved with his family into the old Apex cannery in 1933. As he listened to the ebb and flow of tides, and medi...
Lori Goldston & Swil Kanim will perform a live score to the film Heaven & Earth Magic
On the Western Washington University campus, the Department of Music and the Department of Art & Art History will present Lori Goldston & Swil Kanim performing a live score to the film Heaven & Earth Magic by Harry Smith in the waning days ...
How American Magazine Drove Harry Underground
As the frenzy of mainstream media gushes hundreds of column inches on Harry Smith during his centenary, let’s go back in time 80 years to consider his introduction to national recognition, the March 1943 American Magazine article written by...
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Bret Lunsford is the author of Sounding for Harry Smith. He is a founding member of the bands Beat Happening and D+ and operates the loose creative collective of Knw-Yr-Own based in his hometown of Anacortes, Washington.
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