Rauschenberg at home, with his dog Laika, working on a transfer drawing, Lafayette Street, New York, 1968. Photo: Shunk-Kender © J. Paul Getty Trust
Rauschenberg From Home
Ranging from oral histories to focused artwork studies to digitized archives, the Rauschenberg Foundation has a multitude of resources on its website available for free. Our favorites are listed below or explore our site to find your own.
Robert Rauschenberg
Pneumonia Lisa (Japanese Recreational Claywork) 1982 - Detail
Transfer on high-fired Japanese art ceramic
32 1/4 x 86 5/8 x 2 1/4 inches (81.9 x 220 x 5.8 cm)
Robert Rauschenberg Foundation
Fair Use - Amicus Brief
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has filed an amicus brief in connection with Goldsmith v. The Andy Warhol Foundation - an important Second Circuit case about copyright’s fair-use doctrine.
2020 Archives Research Residency Recipients
The Rauschenberg Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients for the 2020 Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Residency, a program for individuals interested in researching in the Rauschenberg Foundation Archives in New York City.
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Visit the Artists-in-Residence page to learn more about this group of artists.
Primary Mobiloid Glut, 1988, from the series Gluts
Robert Rauschenberg: Five Decades from the Whitney’s Collection at the Norton Museum of Art, February 21 – June 28, 2020
Presenting a concise survey of the radical work of Robert Rauschenberg, this exhibition traces the arc of the artist’s career, from the 1950s to the 1990s, through his pioneering use of media and imagery from popular culture.
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Visit the Artists-in-Residence page to learn more about this group of artists.
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Visit the Artists-in-Residence page to learn more about this group of artists.
Robert Rauschenberg with Jasper Johns, John Cage, Bob Cato, and others, New York, ca. 1955. Photo: Jerry Schatzberg
Open Call: 2020 Archives Research Residency
Today we announce the open call for applications to the third annual Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Residency, a program that provides partial support for costs related to travel and living expenses that scholars may incur in order to do one- to two-week research intensives at t