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Art: Asylum at Edison Art Gallery

Calcagno Cullen, who runs Camp Washington’s Wave Pool Gallery with husband Geoffrey, travels north to Piqua, Ohio to open a show of her own work, Asylum, at the Edison Art Gallery on Edison Community College’s campus.

Feb 3, 2016 at 2:08 pm

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'Asylum'

Calcagno Cullen, who runs Camp Washington’s Wave Pool Gallery with husband Geoffrey, travels north to Piqua, Ohio to open a show of her own work, Asylum, at the Edison Art Gallery on Edison Community College’s campus. The work originated with a trip she took last summer to a Southern Italian refugee camp to make art with young men seeking to escape Libya for a new life in Europe. The show’s centerpiece is a large mandala holding 1,000 origami folded boats created from refugee-designed wallpaper.

Opening reception 5-8 p.m. Saturday. On view through Feb. 26. Free. Edison Community College, 1973 Edison Drive, Piqua, telephoneheart.com.