Domare: The Art and History of Italian Stone Carving in Northeast Ohio

March 01 - September 08, 2012

The contemporary work of world-renowned Italian American sculptor Giancarlo Calicchia is juxtaposed with the rich history and impact of Italian immigrant master stone carvers in this region.  The new exhibit explores the past and present of Italian stone carving in the region, drawing connections between area landmarks, such as monuments in Lake View Cemetery, carvings on the Hope Memorial Bridge and the great sandstone formations of Berea, with current work from Calicchia’s Cleveland studios.  Open during museum hours with paid general admission.  $8.50 adults; $7.50 seniors; $5 students age 3-17; WRHS members and children 2 & under are free.  Visit... continue reading

The contemporary work of world-renowned Italian American sculptor Giancarlo Calicchia is juxtaposed with the rich history and impact of Italian immigrant master stone carvers in this region.  The new exhibit explores the past and present of Italian stone carving in the region, drawing connections between area landmarks, such as monuments in Lake View Cemetery, carvings on the Hope Memorial Bridge and the great sandstone formations of Berea, with current work from Calicchia’s Cleveland studios.  Open during museum hours with paid general admission.  $8.50 adults; $7.50 seniors; $5 students age 3-17; WRHS members and children 2 & under are free.  Visit www.wrhs.org for more information.