Kate Rowekamp is an artist and educator living in Cincinnati, Ohio. While formally trained as a printmaker, her practice spans multiple mediums in order to construct immersive visual narratives. Her artwork is strongly influenced by contemporary modes of storytelling including cartoons, graphic novels, video games, horror films, and tabletop games.  She also draws endless inspiration from her feline companions, Gus and Kyouko.

Rowekamp exhibits both nationally and internationally.  Highlights from her exhibition history include having animations projected at Roman Susan Gallery in Chicago, IL, having prints exhibited at El Minia University in Egypt, and having work both on display and in the permanent collection at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Rowekamp holds an MFA from Miami University where she concentrated in printmaking, as well as a BA in studio art and an AA in Art History from Thomas More College (now University.) In addition to her artistic work she is also the Director of Education & Outreach at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts in Hamilton, Ohio.

Contact: kate.rowekamp@gmail.com