ABOUT

The Steven Arnold Museum and Archives was established in 2014 by artist Stephanie Farago as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, dedicated to the representation, exhibition, and study of the estate of American artist Steven Arnold.

The archives contain works and ephemera spanning from 1943 – 1994, including extensive personal files, calendars, props, sculpture, paintings, sketchbooks, drawings, films, and black and white tableau photography.As the museum does not have its own exhibition space, we are currently working with established institutions, galleries and publishers to ensure that the work remains visible. We maintain and update this website as an easily accessible record for those who can not view the work in person. The archive in Los Angeles, California is available to curators and researchers by appointment.  

DOCUMENTARY FILM

The new documentary Steven Arnold: Heavenly Bodies is complete and enjoyed 2019 premeires at L.A.’s Outfest, New York’s NewFest, as well as Paris Photo and ASVOFF in Paris.

The film will next be screened in Los Angeles at the Philosophical Research Society on September 21, 2022 at 7pm. TICKETS HERE. 

BLOG

Death of Simplicity, 1982/83

Death of Simplicity, 1982/83

This picture, from 1982/83, is titled Death of Simplicity.  By covering the models in junk parts from the technological detritus of mid-century America, Arnold foresaw humanity’s impending dependency on technology, foreshadowing a future where humankind and machinery...

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Intersection of Dreams

Intersection of Dreams

This picture, titled Intersection of Dreams (1985), clearly reflects Steven Arnold’s interests in Jungian psychology, the surrealists, and his Eastern understanding of the codependent polarities of consciousness and matter. A couple asleep, dreaming, produces a galaxy...

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Steven Arnold Interview

Steven Arnold Interview

A rarely seen 1991 interview with artist Steven Arnold from the Los Angeles public access television show Joan Quinn Etc., hosted by Joan Agajanian Quinn. Steven painted her portrait twice and she modelled for two sets of tableaux photographs, including the photograph...

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CONTACT

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For press inquirIes, please contact:

Kathleen Rogers

199 Main St., Suite 224
Ellsworth, ME 04605

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