Edgar Arceneaux is a Los Angeles-based installation artist, whose drawings, sculptures, installations, and films have been extensively presented by museums and galleries in the United States and Europe. He has published two books: Lost Library and 107th Street, Watts. Arceneaux studied at California Institute of the Arts (MFA), the Fachholchschule Aachen in Germany, Skowhegan School in Maine, and Art Center College of Design (BFA). He has received funding and support from ArtPace, San Antonio, (TX), the William H. Johnson Foundation, Los Angeles, and a Joyce Award, Chicago and is represented by Susanne Vielmetter in Los Angeles and Stephan Adamski in Aachen, Germany.
Arceneaux receives California Community Foundation’s Fellowship for Visual Artists
Arceneaux receives William H. Johnson Prize
Arceneaux is named a USA Broad Fellow by United States Artists
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