Rose Kimbrough is a graduate of the Alabama School of Fine Arts in the Visual Arts Department. She currently attends the University of Alabama as a New College Student, studying art within contemporary culture. She specializes in printmaking, a combination of monoprinting and etching, and then works with painted and sculptural elements. The work is layers of impressions, using the same pre-etched plates, I create a composition, one that I feel familiar with in some way. Then I use an untouched plate to add color, a technique called monotype, which leads to the atmosphere. Building on that with details added by hand or a fine-tipped paintbrush to create the final piece. Her achievements include 2nd place in the 2024 7th District Congressional Art Competition, participation in a group exhibition at the Birmingham Museum of Art, a Senior Exhibit entitled “Neighboorhood Watch” in the Vulcan Materials Gallery, and has recently curated a show at Kentuck Art Center, in Tuscaloosa, Al.