From a cursed house and unsettling gardens to bird's haunting stream of conscious, writers Mae Kellert and Jessica Murphy invite you to cross the threshold into this collection of three horror tales. Purchase.

I'll have four photographs of plants in A Pinelands Portrait: Art of the Pine Barrens at Stockton Art Gallery, curated by Kate Ogden, from September to November 2023.

I have two diptychs at the Stockton Art Gallery for an exhibition of alumni works.

Four of my photos were up at the Stockton registrar, thanks so much for the printing, installation shots, and opportunity, Ryann Casey!

The story of two old friends, Lyla Moss and Tillie Rose, who met a lifetime ago at the University of Iceland. Through a series of letters following their wanders around the world, the women offer reflections upon friendship, mortality, and living creatively—all the while always stepping towards the friends who mean the most. Written in collaboration with Jessica Murphy. Purchase.

Five of my photographs will be consigned to the collection at Ocean Club Condo where they will be on view throughout the summer, starting in May 2022.

Five of my photographs will be up at the Stockton Art Gallery for the 2022 Visual Arts Alumni Triennial, showing through April 5.

Two of my photographs, one from Iceland and one from the Adirondacks, will be up in Hammonton 19-21 Nov 2020 at The Elements Show, a pop up exhibition.

I am included in a 2020 Mid-Atlantic Emmy nomination with the the production team at PCK Media in the HISTORIC/CULTURAL– PROGRAM/SPECIAL category for State of The Arts: The Atlantic City Show. See more over at State of the Arts' blog.

I have a new article up for State of the Arts.

Wendel White explores issues of social justice and black history through photography. In this Q+A, he discusses how sharing art virtually increases access and expands conversations.

I interviewed Jed Morfit for SOTA, a highlight:

Do you have any advice for artists who are being impacted by the pandemic?

I would point them to this headline from The Onion: “Man Not Sure Why He Thought Most Psychologically Taxing Situation Of His Life Would Be The Thing To Make Him Productive”.

Read more.

My MA thesis for Literature, Media & Culture at the University of Iceland, "Adderose: A Contemporary Exploration of Queer Representation in Sensation Fiction" has been published over at Skemman.

On April 17, I'll be presenting a lecture at Háskóli Íslands on the implications of Victorian social politics upon queer representation. Also there'll be free coffee.

I have the following recent travel articles published for Travelade Iceland:

Read this Before You Visit: A Brief Overview of the History of Iceland

Not Just Stuffed Puffins: A Guide to Buying Creative Souvenirs in Iceland

An Introduction to Icelandic Drinking Culture

Iceland's Vibrant Culture Scene

Iceland for History Lovers

Eating on a Budget in Reykjavík

Watching the Aurora in Iceland on a Budget

A Guide to Iceland's Beaches

Things to Do and See in Iceland in December

A Guide to Public Transport in Iceland

I recently moved to Reykjavík - check out my new travel article up on Travelade, which highlights three beaches in Iceland. My photographs are published there as well. Click here for A Guide to Iceland's Beaches.

I'll be showing two photo prints at the Triennial at Stockton Art Gallery. The show will be up 6.23 – 8.2.18 with a reception on 6.23.18 from 1-3pm.

Here I am teaching chilly students about cyanotypes in my alternative photographic processes workshops. Thanks Monmouth Arts! It was a fun couple of days.

I'm a Teaching Artist at this year's Monmouth Arts Teen Arts Festival! I'll be teaching Mastering Cyanotypes: A Photography Workshop at Brookdale's CVA building March 15-16.

I have two landscape photos in RAW 2017 at the Noyes Museum in Hammonton, up until May 1.

Or Does It Explode Magazine published an article of mine regarding the arts and sciences, featuring photographs from my recent Catskills project.

[Link: A Call to Art by Mae Kellert]

I wrote an article about how my muses affect my artistic process, published at Or Does It Explode, an online arts and culture magazine.

[Link: A Modern Muse by Mae Kellert]

I have a photograph in the current exhibition at Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, along with several alumni and professors from Stockton University. The exhibition will be up from March 4th - April 6th, with the opening reception being on March 5th from 6-9pm.

[Link to exhibition information here]

An image I took during the Non-Public Relay Championships for NJ Milesplit was used as a photo cover for the New Jersey Journal. Always exciting to see the sport promoted.

A series of my bas reliefs and three of my photographs will be a part of the Triennial Alumni Exhibition at Stockton University, from June 15-November 3, 2015. A wine reception will be held on October 10 from 1-3pm.

[Poster and Information Here]

Recently donated a bunch of photo prints to "BlowTheScene.com Presents: PAWS, A Night of Music, Art & Animal Love" - all proceeds go to the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society. Ryann Casey is super awesome and this is a great cause with some artists I greatly admire so check it out if you're able to!

[Poster and info here]

[Facebook event here]

I had the opportunity to assist Manuela Guillén with her beautiful mural in Atlantic City!

[Article in the AC Press (photos of Manuela, myself, Em Albertson, and students helping to assist the artist)]

[Website for the Atlantic City Art Commission, who commissioned Manuela. She is a local artist who has a deep passion for the community and local and public art.]

[Manuela's art website]

Recently I got the opportunity to send these three hexagonal reliefs to a really great organization called Hopeworks 'n Camden, which helps youth in Camden receive their GEDs and gain experience towards careers and college. I got to tour and meet some of the kids and staff, and they are just a beautiful, intelligent, impressive group of humans. They also have a beautiful art collection, and the talented and just overall awesome Anne Delaney Pushkal gave me the chance to donate some of my sculpture and become a part of it. It all just truly makes me excited and appreciative to be an artist. Check out hopeworks.org to learn more!

[Image from Hopeworks]

New show! I'll be in a group portraiture exhibition called RAW at the Noyes Museum at Hammonton, NJ this winter.

Reception: December 18, 6-8pm
Exhibition runs from: December 4 - February 8

[Show Poster and Information]

New show! Curated by the talented Danielle Adelaide Jonas, I'll be in a group show called Worlds at LBIF this October.

Reception: October 11, 5-7pm
Exhibition runs from: October 6 - November 14

[Show Information]

I'll be at the "In the Works | Heads Up" reception in the Noyes Gallery in Kramer Hall in Hammonton, NJ. I've got a plaster bust in this show, and I am participating along with some very talented sculptors. The reception will be on Thursday, October 16 at 6pm, which also happens to fall on a Third Thursday, so definitely come if you are able to.

[Gallery Information Here]

Recently I've been honored with the 2014 Al Gold Memorial Award for an image in my photography series, Containers, along with the very talented artists Clayton Rossner, Janelle Wilson, and Alex Rivera. The image has been purchased with the fund for my alma mater's collection.

[Plaque]
[Winning Image]

New article about me in the Stockton Distinguished blog, thank you so much!

[Article can be found here]

Recently my Silk portfolio has been featured, showcasing my fiction, nonfiction, sculpture, and photography!

[Article can be found here]