WonderRoot Podcasts: Ernest Hood’s Improvised Journey

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Ernest Hood, photo courtesy Amy Pursifull.
Ernest Hood, photo courtesy Amy Pursifull.

Ernest Hood chats with Floyd Hall about how he approaches his “improvised paintings.” He also talks about embracing both sides of his creative talent—as a visual artist and a barber—plus the kind of growth he anticipates from himself and the City of Atlanta as he continues on his journey.

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Audio: Click the player above to listen to Hall’s conversation with Ernest Hood, or download the MP3.

 

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