Liz Trapp

    Liz Trapp is an art & fashion historian and artist in Columbus, Ohio. She is Associate Professor of the History of Art & Visual Culture at Columbus College of Art & Design where she specializes in contemporary art and the history of fashion.

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    Sarah Maldoror: Tricontinental Cinema at the Wexner Center for the Arts

    Sarah Maldoror, a pioneer of African cinema and Black...

    Art Review: Accra! The Rise of a Global Art Community at CMA

    In a glorious display of power, beauty, and innovative...

    Exhibition Review: Sarah Fairchild at Contemporary Art Matters

    There is beauty in elevating the mundane. A lone...

    Exhibition Review: Red Horizon at the Columbus Museum of Art

    There are times when an exhibition is just monumental....

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    Exhibition Review: Action at a Distance at Angela Meleca Gallery

    Action at a Distance is a prolific exhibition mounted by Angela Meleca Gallery which seeks to redefine and reintroduce images of the Middle East....

    Art Review: Discerning Patterns at Hammond Harkins Galleries Places Impeccable Craftsmanship on View

    An evocative show of over 30 works examines the relationship between craft and fine art.Discerning Patterns, an exhibition of Carol Stewart’s paintings and Janice...

    Review: Picasso Dazzles at the Columbus Museum of Art

    If there is anything surprising about the Picasso exhibition currently on view at the Columbus Museum of Art, it is that there are still...

    Review: Remaking Tradition at MINT

    Art is propped up by tradition.  It teeters on stilts built by the great masters of Renaissance painting, the varied and expansive traditions forged...

    Wallace Peck: Works on Paper

    Wallace Peck, described in his artist biography as always-smiling and filled with boundless joy, embodies the mission of Open Door Art Studio in his...

    Review: Melvin Edwards Redefines Modernist Sculpture

    There is magic in the reused, genius in the constructed, grace found in steel.  Melvin Edwards, an African American artist who has been making...
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