Kelley A. Meister constructs interdisciplinary, multimedia installations that fuse sculpture, printmaking, and drawing with time-based media such as video, sound-manipulation, and performative experience. Through the use of a rough, hand-made aesthetic, she strives to create work where the architectural seams are made transparent to the audience. Kelley works as a teaching artist in schools around the state through COMPAS and in the Science Museum of Minnesota’s Learning Technology Center. She teaches stop-motion animation, documentary and narrative filmmaking, digital photography, computer game design, and photographic printmaking. Kelley’s artwork has been shown around the country and abroad in galleries, theatres, online, on the streets, and in impromptu art-spaces.
