Eisenberg has studied with professional printmaking artists and design professors at the Cleveland Institute of Art and at local colleges. Her work has been shown in solo and group shows at galleries and museums regionally and nationally, and it is represented in private collections.

Barbara Eisenberg creates abstract prints. Her art develops from an abiding interest in natural and imaginative forms, seeking simple bold shapes upon which to build. She places emphasis on spatial concepts and an intuitive response to these ideas. Her approach to each print includes incorporating as many technical and material variables as possible, without losing spontaneity or intensity. Eisenberg’s painting centers on multi-dimensional segments of structural forms she designs, which lend themselves readily to the layering of shapes and much color that can occur in making monotypes. She prefers the monotype process, where one unique print is hand printed or press pulled, because it allows her to be a painterly printmaker.