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HezronH Announced as Featured Artist in SaveArtSpace x DCDG & Co.’s “Indelible Imprints” Exhibition in Los Angeles

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Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands) – SaveArtSpace, in collaboration with DCDG & Co., is thrilled to announce Guyanese born artist HezronH as one of the participating artists in the gallery component of the highly anticipated “Indelible Imprints” exhibition, curated by renowned visual artist and curator Delaney George, the exhibition will take place in Los Angeles, California, with installations launching on June 14, 2024.

“Indelible Imprints” is a powerful celebration of the indelible marks made by Black individuals throughout American history, from the era of enslavement to contemporary times. The exhibition aims to honor the resilience, spirit, and unapologetic expression of Black culture and its essential role.

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HezronH joins an impressive lineup of artists, including Devin Wesley, Jordan McRae, and Roger Erickson, whose works will be featured in public art installations on billboards throughout Los Angeles, beginning June 14, 2024. The gallery exhibition, opening on the same day at Gallery 90220 (918 E 60th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90001), will showcase the works of these artists alongside 18 additional artists.

The gallery exhibition will be on view until June 31, 2024, providing an opportunity for art enthusiasts and the general public to engage with the vibrant and impactful works that celebrate Black heritage, beauty, and creativity.

HezronH’s participation in “Indelible Imprints” is a significant milestone in his artistic journey. His work reflects a deep connection and a vibrant expression of contemporary Black identity. Through his pieces, HezronH invites viewers to engage with the rich tapestry of Black history and its ongoing influence on our present and future.

Curator Delaney George, a New Orleans-raised visual artist, photographer, director, gallery owner, and co-founder of DCDG & Co., brings a unique perspective and a deep commitment to amplifying Black voices through this exhibition.

This is the artist’s second time working with SaveArtSpace and is currently featured in both in-flight magazines for Bahamasair and interCaribbean airlines. For more information about Indelible Imprints and Hezron’s participation, please visit HezronH.com or SaveArtSpace at saveartspace.org/indelibleimprints

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