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Kelly Burgess is a project-based conceptual photographer and curator living and working in Vermont.

01/06/2021

And here it is in today’s issue. Thank you again to and 🥖❤️ @ Windsor, Vermont

01/05/2021

Last month I had the pleasure of meeting up with Baking Support Specialist David Turner for the . In addition to photos, I got to do something different: video!
Thank you to for the assignment 🥖 ✨ @ Windsor, Vermont

12/28/2020

Guess what! I started with this month. Head to our website to pre-order our first title, Year of the Beast (use code getlost2020 between now and New Year’s Day for free shipping) or to submit a project for consideration. ✨

Established in 2020, Too Tired Press is a non-profit independent art book press located in Woodstock, VT. Co-founded by Kelly Burgess and Tara Wray, Too Tired Press focuses on fostering collaborative and equitable relationships between artists and publishing. We specialize in limited edition photo books, zines, and art prints.

12/15/2020

My lovely friend has a new book coming out with a big secret I’ve been keeping (but more about that later).

“Year of the Beast” is a stream of consciousness photobook spanning 2020. A chronological diary featuring dogs, twins, and domestic scenes from rural Vermont, under a looming specter of doom.

Pre-order your copy today at tootiredpress.com ☀️ @ Woodstock, Vermont

11/09/2020

Happy to be sharing the pages of first zine with lots of friends and talented artists! Grab yourself a copy on their website.

The images in this zine were curated from an open-themed call for entries in January 2020.

Goldenrod Editions is a small independent publisher of photobooks and zines co-founded by artists Roslyn Julia and Grace Tyson.

artists:

Kyle Agnew, Evan Allan,Viktória Bach, Colby Matthew Blaine, Daniel Bracken, Frances Bukovsky, Kelly Burgess, Alana Celii, Stephanie Crawford, Harlan Crichton, Anthony DeSanto, Jeffrey Dietz, Shane Dinet, Doug Dumais, Amy Fink, Conner Gordon, Nathaniel Grann, Karla Guerrero, Keavy Handley-Byrne, Levi Howser, Tamrin Ingram, Jordanna Kalman, Ross Kiah, Katie Abbott Ladner, Evan Laudenslager, Jessina Lynn Leonard, Arianna Lucas, Nikki Marquardt, Jennifer Mawson, Penny Molesso, Jaime Molina,Travis Morehead, Margaret Murphy, Michaela Nagyidaiová, Masato Ninomiya, Evan Perkins, Sarah Pfohl, Emily Porter, Christopher Postlewaite, Emma Pure, Joseph Ritchie, Anthony Robinson, Olivia Rotante, Dan Rubenbauer, Alexandra Silverthorne, Kevin Sterne, Dana Stirling, Jacquelyn Stuber, Kelsey Sucena, Lisa Toboz, Nikki Visciglia, Alina Wang, Lauren Zallo

11/02/2020

Last month I mailed in my ballot for Biden/Harris. I voted to protect the rights of women to choose what happens to our own bodies. I voted to protect Black lives, science, the environment, and LGBTQ+ rights. I voted for decency and education. I voted to fight climate change and for police reform. I voted for social justice. I voted to protect those of us with pre-existing conditions. I voted for change.

I believe in progress, kindness, and equality. I believe that children shouldn’t be locked in cages. I believe that humans are humans no matter what country they are from. I believe that the Black community should not have to fear for their lives by those sworn to protect us. I believe that healthcare and education are basic human rights. I believe in gun control. I believe we deserve a president who is honest, not a bigot, and not full of hatred. We deserve facts. We deserve safety for our marginalized communities. We deserve access to healthcare.

If you haven’t already, please vote tomorrow.

10/12/2020

A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of photographing Laura Walker, Director of antibody studies at Adimab for the New York Times. The story is live online today!
Thank you to Matt McCann for the assignment. @ Lebanon, New Hampshire

10/01/2020

My first virtual exhibition for of 2020 is now live! It was a pleasure to look at over 600 entries and to be able to put this together. Thank you to all the submitting artists!

Too Tired for 2020 surveys the state of a world darkened by unyielding catastrophes. It is a story of isolation, violence, and struggle - an account of humanity and our environment coming apart under pressure. The artists included in this exhibition share their experiences navigating a world of uncertainty. These are photos of seclusion, political unrest, and the heaviness of day-to-day life after 6 months of quarantine. The featured artists in this exhibition explore their own lives within the context of what can only be described as a time that is truly unprecedented in its heaviness. This exhibition brings together work that to me, holds an incredible historical significance.
- Kelly Burgess, Curatorial Director

Included Artists:
May González Apolo, Katelyn Barry, Kat Bawden, Melissa Baerwald, Thatiana Cardosa, Ben Carroll, Jackie Dives, Maxwell Duryea, Eseosa Edebiri, Jon Feinstein, Megan Gonzalez, Andres Felipe Gil Grisales, Lisa Guerriero, Alex Jeedlaf Hernandex, Marissa Iamartino, Eva Kamenetski, Jamshed Kavina, Cassandra Klos, Svetlana Lisichnikova, Carloman Macidiano Céspedes Riojas, Victoria Susanne Maidhof, William Major, Pedro Mora, Chelsea Muscat, Chris Ne sseth, Stephanie Noritz, Alayna N. Pernell, Kisha Ravi, Alfield Reeves, Salvador dos Santos, Kristina Sergeeva & Michaela Nagyidaiova, Jody Poorwill, Laurène Southe, Keywan Tafteh, Lauren Taubenfeld, Ruth Toda-Nation, Jessica Antania Trisno, Karli Janell Tucker, Mónica Vilá, Cristiano Volk

https://www.tootiredproject.com/too-tired-for-2020

09/30/2020

This past weekend I had the pleasure of photographing Dr. Lindsey J. Leininger for an article about indoor dining by Pete Wells for the New York Times. Dr. Leininger is a public health educator and researcher at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. Thank you to for the assignment - you can see the story online today. And please stop eating indoors, everybody. 🙏 @ Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

09/11/2020

LAUNCHING THIS MONDAY: You can purchase one of my prints (or from several other talented artists) to raise money for disaster relief funds in Southwest Louisiana.
Organized by , is a collection of photographers coming together to fundraiser for disaster relief from the impact of Hurricane Laura in Lake Charles, Louisiana. The city of Lake Charles is without power and water and will be for weeks. People have lost everything and have nowhere to go, all during a pandemic.

All prints will be $125 and 8” x 10” on Epson Professional Luster Paper. All proceeds go to and

09/10/2020

Happy to be featured on ’s latest blog post, “Virtual Photoshoots in the Time of Social Distance,” alongside several other talented women making work virtually. Thanks to Maddy for having me included!
Check it out here: https://theluupe.com/blog/2020/09/10/virtual-photoshoots-in-the-time-of-social-distance/

09/04/2020

I had the pleasure of curating this virtual exhibition at . Thinking a lot about what it means to consume art and what methods of connecting and creating community will be important going forward (and what we will end up leaving by the wayside). I love the internet.
Anyway, feeling totally blessed that looking at art and designing exhibitions is what I get to do for one of my jobs.

I ran out of space to tag people: .gencarelli @ Castleton University Art Galleries

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