COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Greater Columbus Arts Council, in partnership with the Columbus Museum of Art, is set to give out the Aminah Robinson Fellowship Award to one lucky local artist next year.
The award is an opportunity for one young African American artist in central Ohio to harness all their creativity with no limits, if only for a short amount of time.
The fellowship is, in part, to celebrate the life and legacy of local artist Aminah Robinson. Robinson (1940-2015) is a renowned Columbus artist who represented Black history through art.
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Vice president of communications of the Greater Columbus Arts Council Jami Goldstein believes it was imperative for this program to allow one professional African American artist who lives in Franklin County receives access to Aminah’s home and a $15,000 award.
“We felt it was incredibly important, along with the …