For 15 years, Kristen Fusselle managed the General Services Administration’s fine art collection in Washington DC, working on countless National Historic Landmarks and managing one of the nation’s largest public art collections. In this role, Kristen briefed cabinet secretaries on the intricacies of fresco conservation, coordinated crane lifts with Secret Service, and argued with Frank Gehry over the realities of outdoor bronze patination. Through it all, she remain convinced of the inextricable link between art and architecture and the importance of collaboration between the two, starting in the earliest phases of design development.

When the GSA Fine Art Program was eliminated, Kristen set up a woman-owned small business to consult with A/E firms. Her extensive experience can connect you with leading conservators and artists and offer support in design development and art conservation management, helping integrate art seamlessly into your projects.

Past projects and references are available upon request.