Rose Eichenbaum is an award-winning photographer, author, photojournalist and educator.

A former graduate student in Dance Ethnology at UCLA, Rose's studies set the groundwork for a career dedicated to teaching, research, photographic documentation and the investigation of art making and human expression. She has photographed and interviewed scores of world renowned artists from across the arts spectrum--dance, music, fine art, cinema, theater, design, photography, literature and more.

She has been a regular contributor to a number of arts publications among them nationally acclaimed Dance Magazine shooting and writing numerous cover stories. She has also served as the official photographer for the Glorya Kaufman School of Dance at USC for a decade and the Claire Trevor School of the Arts at UCI for more than twenty years. From 2012--2019 Rose directed The Art of Photographing Dance Workshop, a rare, hands-on immersion for lovers of dance and photography at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival.

Her photography has been the subject of many one-woman photographic exhibitions including a three-year national tour hosted by the Smithsonian Institution's Traveling Exhibition Service. Rose has been a frequent exhibitor and speaker at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, the Center of Creative Arts in St. Louis, and the National Museum of Dance in Saratoga Springs.

Rose's published books include: The Number on my Grandfather's Arm, Masters of Movement: Portraits of America’s Great Choreographers, The Dancer Within, The Actor Within, The Director Within and Inside the Dancer’s Art. Rose is currently at work on her latest project coming soon.

Rose is pictured here with the late Broadway star Chita Rivera.