Rebecca Kilpatrick is an interdisciplinary artist, working in the mediums of printmaking; painting; drawing; and installation.

Born in Sydney, Kilpatrick trained in printmaking and drawing at the National Art School (Darlinghurst, NSW) and a Diploma of Graphic Design (Illustration) at Enmore Design Centre (Enmore, NSW). They then completed a Master of Museum studies at the University of Queensland. In addition to this training, the artist also worked for several arts organizations including UQ Art Museum, QUAM, QM, and art material merchants. 

Kilpatrick’s academic training and experience are reflected in their artist practice, seen choices including nods to graphic printmaking principles and material choices gained through knowledge acquired from over a decade engaging with fine art material manufacturers and artists alike.

Themes  in their work consider: the conflict of memory & nostalgia, gendered subjects in art history, and history of materials/colour; all evident in Kilpatrick’s building body of work.

Works in collection include National Art School, GOMA, UQ Fryer Library, and private collections.