Archiving

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Kristin brings over two decades of experience in archival practice and collections management and historical research, serving both individuals and institutions whose records represent an irreplaceable part of the cultural and historical record. Kristin works to assess scope, condition, and significance of personal and institutional papers.

Engagements can range from a focused archiving project on a discrete collection to a multi-year partnership supporting the ongoing archival practice of a major institution.

  • Archiving Institutional Collections

  • Records Management

  • Artist Papers

  • End-of-Institution Preparatory Planning

  • Collection Management Database Consultation (including data migration strategies)

Who is this for?

  • Individual artists, writers, academics, and public figures with personal papers

  • Families and estates managing the records of a notable individual

  • Museums, galleries, and cultural institutions with organizational or collection records requiring professional attention

  • Nonprofit arts organizations building archival capacity for the first time

  • Foundations managing grant records and institutional history

  • Libraries and academic institutions with unprocessed or backlogged collections

  • Communities and organizations seeking to document their own histories

Kristin brings over two decades of experience in archival practice and collections management and historical research, serving both individuals and institutions whose records represent an irreplaceable part of the cultural and historical record. Kristin works to assess scope, condition, and significance of personal and institutional papers.

Engagements can range from a focused archiving project on a discrete collection to a multi-year partnership supporting the ongoing archival practice of a major institution.

  • Archiving Institutional Collections

  • Records Management

  • Artist Papers

  • End-of-Institution Preparatory Planning

  • Collection Management Database Consultation (including data migration strategies)

Who is this for?

  • Individual artists, writers, academics, and public figures with personal papers

  • Families and estates managing the records of a notable individual

  • Museums, galleries, and cultural institutions with organizational or collection records requiring professional attention

  • Nonprofit arts organizations building archival capacity for the first time

  • Foundations managing grant records and institutional history

  • Libraries and academic institutions with unprocessed or backlogged collections

  • Communities and organizations seeking to document their own histories