Janine St. Germain began her career twenty years ago when she collaborated on the archives of theater artist Robert Wilson. Her engagement with his visually stunning and extensive collection led to managing a variety of artist archives, providing guidance to estate teams responsible for the long term stewardship of artist legacies. She guides private sector and non-profit clients in leveraging their archival holdings to support an institution's strategic plan, publicity, marketing and fundraising efforts.
Janine now manages the
James Stevenson Lost and Found Lab, an artist's residency in CT which hosts creatives interested in exploring the relationship between visual art and the written word.
Janine is a member of the Society of American Archivists and serves on the Board of Trustees for the Century Association Archives Foundation.
Janine St. Germain began her career twenty years ago when she collaborated on the archives of theater artist Robert Wilson. Her engagement with his visually stunning and extensive collection led to managing a variety of artist archives, providing guidance to estate teams responsible for the long term stewardship of artist legacies. She guides private sector and non-profit clients in leveraging their archival holdings to support an institution's strategic plan, publicity, marketing and fundraising efforts.