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BIO Hello, my name is Sam Bogner and I am an information professional interested in the organization, dissemination, and metadata of visually descriptive materials. In 2019, I graduated from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ with a Masters of Information in the Archives and Preservation concentration. In 2014, I received a BFA in Sculpture and Expanded Media from the Cleveland Institute of Art in Cleveland, Ohio. As an artist, research is central to my practice. Gathering alien images from disparate parts of the web, reading up on the latest space-faring tech, and finding obscure videos of early sci-fi experiments are what drive passion need for continued discovery. From my time at Rutgers, I have gained specialized knowledge in how to find information and how to organize it in useful and meaningful ways. As an archivist, I hope to use my unique perspective to enhance the experience of users, particularly the art community. I also aim to facilitate the growing needs of artist archives, particularly in digital media and web based content. |
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EDUCATION: May 2019 Master of Information Archives and Preservation Concentration Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ May 2014 Bachelor of Fine Arts Sculpture and Expanded Media Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, OH PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Museum Archivist, The Neuberger Museum Purchase College, NY February 2020-Current Interim Gallery Coordinator, Mason Gross Galleries Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ January 2020- December 2021 Studio Assistant, Julie Langsam MIlltown, NJ November 2019- 2020 Archivist, Peter Beard Studio New York City, NY July- October 2019 Archives Intern at the Cartier Mansion New York City, NY March-November 2018 Conservation Project Assistant-Gracie Mansion Gallery New York City, NY November-December 2018 Curatorial Intern-The Sculpture Center Cleveland, OH 2011-2013 Installation Intern- MOCA Cleveland, OH 2011 Installation Assistant, Spaces Gallery Cleveland, OH 2011 CONFERENCE PROJECTS MARAC Morgantown Conference April 12, 2019 Poster Presentation Emerging Artists Archives SAA Austin Conference August 2019 Poster Presentation Adaptive Outreach, Transforming Archival Participation in Collaboration with Marlee Newman, Catherine McGowan, Stephanie Crawford and Emily Crispino Subsection: Archiving for Artists PROFESSIONAL ROLES: SOURCE (Student Organization for Unique and Rare Collections Everywhere) Student Chapter of the Society of American Archivists at Rutgers President-Spring 2019 Vice President-Spring 2017-Fall 2018 MARAC (Mid Atlantic Regional Archives Conference) Student Member 2016-Present AAM (American Alliance of Museums) Student Member 2016- Present SKILLS: Software: Adobe Creative Suite, Apple iWork (Pages, Numbers, Keynote), Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) Rhinoceros, Archives Space, Omeka, Artbase, AtoM, ArtBase, ArtworkArchive Archival Standards Studied and Applied: VRACore, MODS, MARC21, EAD, RDA, DACS, Dublin Core Creative: e-blasts, lib-guides, finding aids, basic HTML and XML, webpages, social media COURSEWORK + PROJECTS: Archives and Preservation Archives Remix Project Records Management Sample Retention Plan Manuscripts and Archives Archival Processing Plan: Part 1: Processing Proposal Part 2: DACS Part 3: EAD Preservation of Library and Archival Materials Producing and Preserving Visual Information Digital Curation Metadata Knowledge and Society Human Information Behavior Information Technology Grant Writing Reference Sources and Services Cataloging and Classification SCHOLARSHIPS: 2019- SCI Traveling Scholarship, Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ 2017-2019-H. Gilbert Kelley Scholarship, Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ 2010-2014- Provost Scholarship, Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, OH WORK EXPERIENCE: Server/Bartender; Fox and Crow, Jersey City, NJ 2018-2020 Amelia’s Bistro, Jersey City, NJ 2016-2018 Bartender; Arts and Crafts, Summit, NJ & Playhouse Square, Cleveland, OH 2014-2016 Barista, Starbucks, Cleveland, OH & East Brunswick, NJ 2011-2015 |
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