Music, Light, and Love Art Exhibit
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For Immediate Release Music, Light, and Love…A Collaboration of Music and Art, Celebrating the visual works of Ernest Hood -October 29, 2009-November 4, 2009. Brooklyn, NY-October 27, 2009-Ernest Hood presents Music, Light, and Love, an art exhibition. The artwork of Atlanta based artist, Ernest Hood, has been touted as “a bold interpretation of life, music, color and light.” On October 29, 2009 Music, Light, and Love will open at Brooklyn’s ShopTalk & Art Gallery with a reception featuring MoBetta Brown on trumpet with DJ Chi Chi Soulcontrolla Egbuna and Lady Rebecca on violin. The Music, Light, and Love exhibit will feature additional musical artists, such as Soulsummit Music, Soul Jazz featuring Dave Ross on acoustic guitar, and DJ Ian Rock, during its seven day installation. A special Masquerade will be held on Halloween night with rotating DJs. Akilah Shedrick of Legacy Media will host a Q&A with Ernest Hood on November 2, 2009. Joloff Restaurant, Cake Bliss, and Yummy Veggie Foods and Treats will provide food for the various nights. Music, Light, and Love is sponsored by Hood Vision and Compound BKLYN.NYC. This soul-stirring exhibit will run from October 29 th through November 4 th 2009. For more information call (718) 498-5330 or (404) 345- 3828. About Ernest Hood: Ernest Hood has been an artist and entrepreneur since childhood. He was born with the gifts of drawing, painting and business. As a youngster, he sharpened his skills working with his father, a renowned sign painter and muralist. Then he launched his own art & commerce career in middle school where he sold sketches of students’ school pictures for a small fee. He went on to perfect his precision hand practices with another set of tools- shears & clippers. By the age of 15, Ernest was one of the top barbers in Denver where he grew up. Later he moved to Atlanta and for the past 10 years has been significant force in the grooming, arts and culture movement of the city. Media Contact: Tanya M. Nash [email protected] 404-625-7192
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For Immediate Release Music, Light, and Love…A Collaboration of Music and Art, Celebrating the visual works of Ernest
Hood -October 29, 2009-November 4, 2009.
Brooklyn, NY-October 27, 2009-Ernest Hood presents Music, Light, and Love, an art exhibition. The artwork
of Atlanta based artist, Ernest Hood, has been touted as “a bold interpretation of life, music, color and light.”
On October 29, 2009 Music, Light, and Love will open at Brooklyn’s ShopTalk & Art Gallery with a reception
featuring MoBetta Brown on trumpet with DJ Chi Chi Soulcontrolla Egbuna and Lady Rebecca on violin. The
Music, Light, and Love exhibit will feature additional musical artists, such as Soulsummit Music, Soul Jazz
featuring Dave Ross on acoustic guitar, and DJ Ian Rock, during its seven day installation. A special
Masquerade will be held on Halloween night with rotating DJs.
Akilah Shedrick of Legacy Media will host a Q&A with Ernest Hood on November 2, 2009. Joloff Restaurant,
Cake Bliss, and Yummy Veggie Foods and Treats will provide food for the various nights.
Music, Light, and Love is sponsored by Hood Vision and Compound BKLYN.NYC. This soul-stirring exhibit
will run from October 29th through November 4th 2009. For more information call (718) 498-5330 or (404) 345-
3828.
About Ernest Hood:
Ernest Hood has been an artist and entrepreneur since childhood. He was born with the gifts of drawing,
painting and business. As a youngster, he sharpened his skills working with his father, a renowned sign painter
and muralist. Then he launched his own art & commerce career in middle school where he sold sketches of
students’ school pictures for a small fee.
He went on to perfect his precision hand practices with another set of tools- shears & clippers. By the age of 15,
Ernest was one of the top barbers in Denver where he grew up. Later he moved to Atlanta and for the past 10
years has been significant force in the grooming, arts and culture movement of the city.
Media Contact: Tanya M. Nash
[email protected] 404-625-7192
