Rosalind McGary's figurative-expressionist style has evolved over an art career spanning fifteen years. her signature beaded work, watercolors on silk, and paintings on tree bark and other natural fibers have earned her acclaim as one of the premier artists of the spiritual renaissance.

Rosalind has exhibited nationally, at the Los Angeles Museum of African American Art, in Atlanta's National Black Arts Festival, New York's Art Expo and National Black Fine Art Show, and the Los Angeles National Artists' Salute to Black History Month. She has lectured and exhibited at Sonoma State University, and at the University of California at Berkeley, where she earned her Bachelor's degree in History of Art. Rosalind's work is on the cover of books We are the Young Magicians, and Renaissance, both by Ruth Forman. Her illustrations and paintings have been featured in both Honey and Code magazines.

Rosalind's work is shown in galleries across the country. She currently lives and works in Pasadena, California.