Gee Horton's guest appearances

Gee Horton

Failing Forward

Disruption Now

The School Of Hard Knox 

Kirk Perry

Betsy Ross

Sevetri Wilson

Arlan Hamilton

Jemele Hill

Robert Greene

Bill Maher

Paul Smith

Ryan Wilson

Sarah Brown

Jason Flom

Monique Woodard

Eric Thomas

Chris Powell

Mary Miller

OwlTail

Using graphite and charcoal pencils, Gee's drawings capture a heightened sense of realism, but it is important to note that the Hyperrealist style is only one facet of comprehending his work. Having earned a master’s in social work from the University of Louisville, he often incorporates his education and life experiences into his art to achieve a kind of power that for many triggers' emotional associations. With this in mind, his current work makes a connection between his African roots and their juxtaposition to American attitudes on the social and emotional development of the African American male experience.

Using graphite and charcoal pencils, Gee's drawings capture a heightened sense of realism, but it is important to note that the Hyperrealist style is only one facet of comprehending his work. Having earned a master’s in social work from the University of Louisville, he often incorporates his education and life experiences into his art to achieve a kind of power that for many triggers' emotional associations. With this in mind, his current work makes a connection between his African roots and their juxtaposition to American attitudes on the social and emotional development of the African American male experience.

Gee Horton: Art and Trauma 

Gee Horton grew up in a poor family with three siblings and no understanding of how he could pursue his dream of being an artist. He became a college basketball coach, but at the end of 2015, he wrote that he wanted to find his way back to art and have his work displayed in galleries. Now, Gee has a thriving side hustle as a hyperrealist artist in addition to his executive recruiter job.On episode 56, the self-taught artist shares how he developed his artistic skills, how his side hustle has influenced his career, and the burgeoning art scene in Cincinnati that’s being driven by minority artists. Plus, he shares some great tips about manifesting and aligning yourself.

Gee Horton grew up in a poor family with three siblings and no understanding of how he could pursue his dream of being an artist. He became a college basketball coach, but at the end of 2015, he wrote that he wanted to find his way back to art and have his work displayed in galleries. Now, Gee has a thriving side hustle as a hyperrealist artist in addition to his executive recruiter job. On episode 56, the self-taught artist shares how he developed his artistic skills, how his side hustle has influenced his career, and the burgeoning art scene in Cincinnati that’s being driven by minority artists. Plus, he shares some great tips about manifesting and aligning yourself.

Episode 56 - Gee Horton, Artist and Executive Recruiter

http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coachingIf you are among the few that have not yet experienced the Hyper-Realist Visual artwork of our guest, you own it to yourself to change that. Our guest this week describes himself with three words… “Artist, Creative, Connector”. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions such as Cincinnati Music Hall, The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and Blink 2019 Cincy. He is a self-taught visionary who has made a conscious decision to follow his passion for the arts and is creating legacy with every piece he touches. The School of Hard Knox Podcast welcomes Garry “GEE” Horton to the show! As a man that has provided a path for his passion, GEE speaks to us about life balance, the influence of success, and attaching your passion to legacy. CLASS IS IN SESSION. http://www.geehorton.comSupport the show (http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching)

<a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching</a> If you are among the few that have not yet experienced the Hyper-Realist Visual artwork of our guest, you own it to yourself to change that. Our guest this week describes himself with three words… “Artist, Creative, Connector”. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions such as Cincinnati Music Hall, The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and Blink 2019 Cincy. He is a self-taught visionary who has made a conscious decision to follow his passion for the arts and is creating legacy with every piece he touches. The School of Hard Knox Podcast welcomes Garry “GEE” Horton to the show! As a man that has provided a path for his passion, GEE speaks to us about life balance, the influence of success, and attaching your passion to legacy. CLASS IS IN SESSION.<a href="http://www.geehorton.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> http://www.geehorton.com</a><a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching</a>)

#16: "NOTHING IS WASTED" feat. GEE Horton