The Steve Jobs Archive is the authoritative home for Steve’s story and a resource for new generations eager to make their own mark.
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In 1996, one year after @Pixar released the original Toy Story, Steve reflected on stories that renew themselves with each generation. Watch the full interview here: youtu.be/R0XmBKsRJF8?si=Wj9c…
To help mark the launch of our latest project, Letters to a Young Creator, we recently spoke with artist, stage designer, and Letters contributor Es Devlin about her career and creative practice. Watch the conversation in full: youtu.be/Xf09sZKmzyw?utm_sou…
To mark the launch of Letters to a Young Creator, artist and stage designer Es Devlin will join us on Wednesday, March 4th for a live Zoom conversation about her letter and her creative life. Spots are limited. Register at luma.com/oj6y5otu?utm_source…
Read Es Devlin's letter at letters.stevejobsarchive.com…
Introducing Letters to a Young Creator: honest perspectives on what it takes to make something great, written by people who have done it before.
Featuring Tim Cook, Jony Ive, Bob Iger, Paola Antonelli, Jon M. Chu, Es Devlin, and many, many more.
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How can we make @Pixar so that nobody will ever want to leave? Excerpted from a new, never-before-seen interview with Steve from 1996. Watch the full-length video at stevejobsarchive.com/stories…
In this never-before-seen interview from 1996, Steve explains how the hierarchy of power inverts @Pixar . Watch the full-length video at stevejobsarchive.com/stories…
In this never-before-seen interview from 1996, Steve talks about the differences between making content and making technology. Watch the full-length video at stevejobsarchive.com/stories…
We're incredibly proud to announce our third cohort of SJA Fellows. These eight young creators work across AI, computer science, film, music, neurobiology, physics and more. Meet the new class and learn more about the fellowship at stevejobsarchive.com/fellows…
We’re celebrating the 20th anniversary of Steve’s Stanford commencement address with a feature which includes a digitally enhanced version of the video along with rarely seen artifacts and firsthand accounts from people connected to the commencement. stevejobsarchive.com/exhibit…
ALT Steve Jobs stands behind a lectern and smiles at the crowd off-camera. He wears a black graduation gown with red regalia. Photograph by Linda A. Cicero. Courtesy Stanford University.
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Two years ago today, The @SJArchive released Make Something Wonderful.
This book offers a rare glimpse into the brilliant mind of Steve Jobs—his childhood, triumphs, and lessons learned along the way—honoring the visionary who believed in making things that mattered.
Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull and director Jon M. Chu (Wicked, Crazy Rich Asians) recently joined us for an honest and illuminating talk about their creative process. Watch the video here: youtu.be/SQrQ5N4zOXw?si=wj6l…
We assembled the inaugural class of SJA Fellows to hear about the things they built, the questions they asked, and the ways they stumbled during their fellowship year. Here’s what they had to say about their works-in-progress: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
We're thrilled to introduce you to our 2024 SJA Fellows.
Meet (from left) John, Huw, Brandon, Alexander, Selena, Adira, Queenie, Luke, Karyn, and Isaiah—and learn more about the program at stevejobsarchive.com/fellows…
ALT Group photo of the ten fellows in the 2024 SJA Fellowship program.
Introducing “The Objects of Our Life,” our latest exhibit featuring never-before-seen footage of a young Steve Jobs giving a talk at the International Design Conference in Aspen in 1983. See more at stevejobsarchive.com/exhibit…
We’re delighted to introduce you to our first class of SJA Fellows: nine remarkable young creators exploring the intersection of technology and the liberal arts. Meet them all at stevejobsarchive.com/fellows…
ALT Image of the new SJA Fellows: nine remarkable young creators exploring the intersection of technology and the liberal arts.
It’s official: Our first book—“Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in his own words”—is now available to read, for free.
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Our book—”Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in his own words”—arrives on digital platforms on April 11.
Sign up to hear from us as soon as it’s available: stevejobsarchive.com/book
ALT The cover of upcoming book Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in his own words, published by the Steve Jobs Archive. It is medium grey, and in its center is a Polaroid of Steve from 1977, with a mustache, shoulder-length hair, wearing a tuxedo with a large, lop-sided bow tie.
“What’s important is that you have a faith in people, that they’re basically good and smart, and if you give them tools, they'll do wonderful things with them."—Steve Jobs, 1994
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