Leah Rosenberg’s art practice spans painting, installation, sculpture, printmaking and food, focusing on the role of color in our lives, as well as its emotional and psychological impact.

Her work has been presented in both local and international exhibitions. She was a recipient of the Irvine Fellowship through the Lucas Artists Residency Program at Montalvo Arts Center and the Kala Fellowship at Kala Art Institute. In 2019 she completed a residency at San Francisco Recology, working with paint salvaged from the Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Rosenberg has worked as an artist in residence at Vermont Studio Center, Project 387, Facebook, Google, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts and McColl Center for Art + Innovation.

Everywhere A Color, a permanent installation at SFO’s International Terminal, and her book The Color Collector’s Handbook published in 2018 by Chronicle Books, invite all people to connect through myriad hues. Rosenberg’s passion for full spectrum color led to her appointment as the Creative Director for Color Factory in San Francisco (2017) and NYC (2018), for which she orchestrated installations and collaborated with internationally recognized artists. Rosenberg’s work is part of SFMOMA’s permanent collection where she also worked as the lead pastry chef at their rooftop cafe, creating desserts based on their rotating collection. Rosenberg received a BFA from Emily Carr Institute in Vancouver, BC and an MFA from California College of the Arts in San Francisco.