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Pickett is a filmmaker and photographer. Author of "Love in the 90s" (Warner Books, 1995) and "Faeries" (Aperture Books, 2000) co-author of Saving Body & Soul, (Shaw, 2005). she’s received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Bush, McKnight, Jerome and Target foundations and a contributing photographer to publications such as The Village Voice, People and Time.

Producer/Director/Director of Photography/Editor Keri Pickett created the award-winning documentary feature film "The Fabulous Ice Age" (72 minutes, 2013), receiving a Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant and distributed internationally in ten languages as a Netflix Original. "First Daughter and the Black Snake" (94 minutes, 2017) won multiple awards including the Red Nation Film Festival award of Courage and the Portland EcoFilm Festival, The Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival and the Frozen River Film Festival awards for best Minnesota Feature Film.