The Art of Eric Forstmann, Don Gummer, Diana Levinson and Robert Rauschenberg” will open Sunday at The Butler.

Why did Rauschenberg take 40 erasers to the drawing? How did it bring Pop Artists together? And what happened next for the ...

ADVERTISEMENT His love of reinvention was established early and very personally when he decided his rebirth as an artist required a new name. Milton Ernest Rauschenberg became Robert. From his ...

Robert Rauschenberg Foundation By the time of Rauschenberg's death, his properties at Captiva housed a huge archive of his art, much of it filled with the sense of energy and productive freedom ...

Throughout his six-decade career, American artist Robert Rauschenberg breathed new life into contemporary art. In the 1950s, as his high-minded contemporaries in the New York School attempted to ...

John McEwen In 1986 I was writing a magazine article in which I mentioned Robert Rauschenberg's celebrated Monogram, writes Rhoda Koenig. In his survey of modern art, The Shock of the New ...

Between 1984 and 1991, Robert Rauschenberg undertook an expansive cultural exchange programme to encourage understanding between different cultures through art. The Rauschenberg Overseas Culture ...

This show was curated by Ola Wlusek, The Ringling’s Keith D. Monda curator of modern and contemporary art. The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation provided additional consultation and support.