Liz Roberts makes artwork that is often collaborative and rooted in moving image and sound. Her work has shown widely with galleries, museums, alternative spaces, and film festivals. As an educator she held teaching positions in the Cinema Department at Denison University, Film & Video and Graduate Studies at Columbus College of Art & Design, and the Art and Moving Image Production departments at The Ohio State University. From 2015 to 2018 Roberts was a core participant in MINT—a collective, gallery, and multidisciplinary warehouse space in Columbus, Ohio. In 2019 she received a fellowship in sculpture for Vermont Studio Center, in 2022 she was a BAVC (Bay Area Video Coalition) MediaMaker fellow, and in 2023 awarded a Film/Video Studio residency with Wexner Center for the Arts. Her 16mm films are in the collection of the Film-makers’ Cooperative in New York. As a director, she currently has one nonfiction feature film in development and another in production supported by the International Documentary Association, SFFILM, and Berkeley Film Foundation. Roberts lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.