Roger Bruce: My Unanticipated Fascination in the Ordinary
Related Member: Roberto Muffoletto
"My objective is to carry a note-taking device that will never fail to note more than I observe. Returning home with my raw image files I am repeatedly reminded of this truth: that a moment of curiosity sufficient to make an exposure is very likely to provide me with moments of unanticipated fascination." ... Roger Bruce
Roger Bruce recently retired from George Eastman House, a museum of photography and film in Rochester New York, USA. He came to Eastman House as guest curator in 1993, joining its senior management staff the following year. In the 1980s Mr. Bruce was Visual Arts Coordinator with the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, DC. and was later invited to New York City to establish and direct the New York State Artists’ Fellowship Program, providing direct grant support to artists statewide.
The VASA Project in an online media studies workshop connecting individuals and communities on a global scale who have interest in media studies, photography, digital media arts, and sound.
