Upon returning to the United States, he embarked on creating a lasting record of the Holocaust survivors' stories, not only as a warning to future generations with no memories of the Holocaust, but also to document what can happen when people are subjected to hatred and discrimination. It was also a project to portray and preserve the power of hope. The exhibition will be displayed from April 4-25 in the McFall Center Gallery. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, except when the gallery is closed on April 20. The exhibit also will be open to the public from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, April 22.
Admission is free.
In conjunction with the exhibit, Del Calzo will visit northwest Ohio the week of April 16 and take part in a series of special programs. He is scheduled to meet with business leaders and other members of the Bowling Green community, speak at a BGSU College of Arts and Sciences Forum on April 18, and discuss his work with University students and faculty in classes and informally.