Kelley Meister

[id:A holiday-themed artist profile for Kelley Meister. Pine branches and a bow decorate the top. Three bright yellow zines are fanned out in the center. The covers read “ADAPT: A ZINE ABOUT HOW TO KEEP MAKING ART.” Text on the left lists Kelley’s mediums (zines, ceramics, fine art prints), contact email, and purchase info. At the bottom is an artist bio describing Kelley’s politically engaged art practice, queer-feminist-disabled approach, and how long Covid has affected hir art-making process.]
[id:A holiday-themed artist profile for Kelley Meister. Pine branches and a bow decorate the top. Three bright yellow zines are fanned out in the center. The covers read “ADAPT: A ZINE ABOUT HOW TO KEEP MAKING ART.” Text on the left lists Kelley’s mediums (zines, ceramics, fine art prints), contact email, and purchase info. At the bottom is an artist bio describing Kelley’s politically engaged art practice, queer-feminist-disabled approach, and how long Covid has affected hir art-making process.]

Kelley Meister (pronouns: ze/hir/hirs) is a visual artist who creates bespoke art pieces that are politically engaged, often utilizing radical politics and critiques of capitalism and other systems of oppression (ableism, racism, nuclear state, war, etc.) and attract people who have a sense of humor and feel (or want to feel) connected to each other and to the plants and animals around us. These include zines, ceramics, and fine art prints. Hir work is a queer-feminist-disabled approach to art that captures the pain, fear, grief, anger, and resistance involved in surviving a global pandemic during the hypernormalized eugenics of the late capitalist death-cult war-machine. Ze is investigating how to refamiliarize hirself with art-making in a body that has been affected on a vascular level by Covid-19, a body that is constantly fatigued, chronically pained, foggy, and just sl-o-w-w-e—r——r———r    

Title:ADAPT: A Zine About How To Keep Making Art 
Price: $10
Payment:  Email the artist

[id:A holiday-themed layout for Kelley Meister featuring the back of the yellow zine. Pine branches and a bow decorate the top. Three yellow zines are stacked, with the back cover text fully visible. The text discusses obstacles disabled artists face and how 15 artists share adaptations that help them keep creating. Medium is listed as “Printed Zine,” and the price is $10 USD.]
[id:A holiday-themed product display for Kelley Meister. Three yellow zines titled “ADAPT: A ZINE ABOUT HOW TO KEEP MAKING ART” are fanned out across the page. Pine branches and a bow decorate the top. Medium is listed as “Printed Zine,” and the price is $10 USD.]