Works by Melvin Edwards are celebrated in a survey at City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Source: New York Times
Sculpted in Metal, Stories of History and Identity Take Shape
Published in ART, City Hall Park (Manhattan, NY), Edwards, Melvin, Frieze New York, Public Art Fund and Slavery (Historical)
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