Content Requests: Welcome

Documentation relevant to the Saint Louis Art Museum's art collection, exhibitions, and programming may be located across multiple departments. Those seeking information may expedite their research by contacting the relevant department directly.

• Image Rights / Saint Louis Art Museum Collection + Images of People, Buildings, Exhibitions, Events
  Best source for those hoping to obtain image rights for objects in the Museum's art collection

Jason Gray, Image Rights Manager
Email: image.request@slam.org

• Museum Archives / Institutional Records + Museum History
  Best source for those seeking historic documentation relevant to Museum activities, including past exhibitions, correspondence, programming, and planning files

Jenna Stout, Museum Archivist
Email: jenna.stout@slam.org

• Museum Collection + Exhibition Data
  Best source for those seeking qualitative and quantitative data pertaining to accessioned artworks in the Museum’s collection

Elizabeth Casner, Collections Information Manager
Email: elizabeth.casner@slam.org

• Museum Publications / Richardson Memorial Library
  Best source for those seeking scans of Museum publications, including exhibition catalogues, annual reports, and bulletins

Library Staff
Email: librarystaff@slam.org

• Registration Documentation / Art Collection of Saint Louis Art Museum 
  Best source for those seeking provenance; exhibition or publication information; and general scholarship for specific objects in the Museum's art collection

Pat Boulware, Collections Documentation Assistant
Email: pat.boulware@slam.org

Provenance Inquiries
Email: provenance@slam.org

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