The Binghamton University Art Museum has partnered with the Roberson Museum and Science Center of Binghamton, NY on a project that highlights American works of art created in the years between World War I and II, roughly 1917–1945.

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The exhibition is the first retrospective of this under-recognized American artist in over fifty years. Ed Wilson (1925–1996), a longtime member of the studio faculty at Binghamton University, was an innovative sculptor whose practice evolved from figures carved from stone and wood in the 1950s toward large-scale public artworks, often sited in educational institutions, beginning in the late 1960s. It features Wilson’s surviving sculptural works and drawings, assembled from Museum holdings and loans from private and public collections nationwide.