Casey Fremont grew up in New York City's Greenwich Village and graduated from Boston University in 2004 with a Bachelor of the Arts, major in Art History. While studying in Boston, Casey spent the summers of 2000 and 2002 as an intern at Art Production Fund. She began working full time at Art Production Fund in the fall of 2004, and took over leadership of the organization in fall 2016. During her tenure at Art Production Fund, Casey has worked on major public projects including Elmgreen & Dragset’s Prada Marfa, Ugo Rondinone’s Seven Magic Mountains, Jeff Koons' Seated Ballerina, and Zoe Buckman’s CHAMP. Casey also serves on the Times Square Art Midnight Moment selection committee.

Kathleen Lynch joined the Art Production Fund team in 2012 as Project Manager. In her time at APF, Kathleen has developed an expertise in assisting artists in production from the early planning stages to the realization of public artworks. Previously, Kathleen worked for Galerie Jocelyn Wolff in Paris. Kathleen graduated from Rutgers University in 2010 with a Bachelor of the Arts in both Art History and French. Kathleen has participated as a guest lecturer at Parsons School of Design, The Fashion Institute of Technology, and The Maryland Institute College of Art.

Janine, a Brooklyn native, is a city-girl with a passion for numbers. Drawing on her corporate accounting experience, she started bookkeeping to expand her knowledge in small business accounting, which eventually led her to launch her own business, Green Sky Bookkeeping.

With her degree in Accounting from CUNY, NYC College of Technology, and certifications in CNAP, Quickbooks Online, and as a Quickbooks ProAdvisor, Janine is committed to providing real-time services to small business owners. She is currently working towards obtaining her CNAP certification (Certified Nonprofit Accounting Professional) to further enhance her skills and expertise.

Stefanie Li is a creative project manager and seasoned photo editor with a passion for visual storytelling. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the Parsons School of Design and a Bachelor of Arts in Culture and Media Studies from Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts.

Stefanie previously held the position of Photo Editor at Galerie Magazine, where she had the unique opportunity to establish and grow the brand from its launch for nearly a decade. In this role, she produced visually driven content for thirty-six print issues and helped lead various experiential projects, including the Galerie House of Art and Design, showcasing her ability to blend creativity with strategic vision.

In addition to her editorial work, Stefanie has contributed to the art community in her former roles at the International Center of Photography, The New School, and Griffin Editions. Stefanie values working on community-driven projects with APF, making art more accessible to the public.

Photo by Genevieve Garruppo