Ohio artists Leighton Connor, Matt Kish and Joe Kuth created illustrations responding to ideas raised by Italian writer Italo Calvino (1923-1985), whose most famous work — Invisible Cities — imagines how cities looked through the eyes of Marco Polo. The 55 featured illustrations were recently projected on screens during a festival in Rome. Curated by Adam Vorobok, the show is exhibited in the Popular Library department of the main branch of the Cincinnati Public Library.
Through Nov. 15. Free. Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Main Branch, 800 Vine St., Downtown, cincinnatilibrary.org.
This article appears in Sep 9-15, 2015.
