41. ArtandCulture Artist: Robert Rauschenberg After studying at Black Mountain College, and later with robert Motherwell, rauschenberg came to artistic maturity as an Abstract Expressionist. http://www.artandculture.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/ACLive.woa/wa/artist?id=319

42. Robert Rauschenberg — Infoplease.com HighBeam Research. Related content from HighBeam Research on robert rauschenberg robert rauschenberg and David Smith compelling contiguities. http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0841216.html

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43. Greg Kucera Gallery | Seattle For Close, it is the process of description that renders meaning, rather than the subject itself. Pace Editions, NY. robert (rauschenberg), 1998 http://www.gregkucera.com/close.htm

document.write(""); RECENT EDITIONS Exhibition: October 4 - November 10 Opening: October 6, 6 - 8 p.m. Chuck Close also exhibiting at: Portland Art Museum Prints: Process and Collaboration October 6, 2007 - January 6, 2008 In the 27 years since his first museum show, he has struggled to overcome the label of photorealist, and the subtle but constant evolution demonstrated in this retrospective should finally prove that he never really belonged in that particular school. Instead, a man concerned with the vagaries of paint and its application, with the process of seeing, and with the creative process is what emerges. - Anne Birnie Installation View View 1 View 2 View 3 click on an image to enlarge: SELF-PORTRAIT, 2006 Jacquard tapestry 103 x 79 inches Ed/10, SOLD OUT PHILLIP GLASS STATE II, 2006 Jacquard tapestry 103 x 79 inches Ed/6, $110,000. KIKI, 2006 Jacquard tapestry 103 x 79 inches Edition of 6, $90,000.

44. Robert Rauschenberg He is represented in New York by PaceWildenstein Gallery, Galerie Jamileh Weber in Zurich, and Texas Gallery in Houston. robert rauschenberg lives and works http://www.ohmi.co.jp/en/work_rauscheberg.html

45. Robert Rauschenberg For more than fifty years, American artist robert rauschenberg has created art using both traditional and nontraditional materials—often in combination. http://www.npg.si.edu/cexh/artnews/rausch.htm

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG born 1925 ARTnews sent a reporter in 1962 to meet Rauschenberg at his studio. There the thirty-seven-year-old artist was at the beginning of a "combine-painting" that he ultimately titled Inside-Out . Bringing together such items as a mirror, embossed tin, and a tricycle wheel and assembling them on a wood structure mounted on four casters, Rauschenberg created a freestanding sculpture from trash found in his lower Manhattan neighborhood. While working on Inside-Out , Rauschenberg took this photograph by aiming his camera at the mirror in the piece. Like so much of his work, Inside-Out creates a visual situation that implicates the viewer in the object itself. Self-portrait Gelatin silver print, 1962 (printed 2002) Variant published April 1963 Robert Rauschenberg (Printable page) Return to Artist Index Return to Sitter Index

46. Museum Of The Gulf Coast - of the Sabine Banks lighthouse and two galleries devoted to notable musicians and athletes. John and Grace Snell Gallery robert rauschenberg Gallery http://www.museumofthegulfcoast.org/

Museum of the Gulf Coast Events Family Fun Day January 26, 2008 Join us from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for a FREE day of family fun inspired by the exhibition Wondrous Cold: An Antarctic Journey Poles Apart: Why Penguins and Polar Bears Will Never Be Neighbors Mardi Gras January 31, 2008 Mardi Gras tickets and $5 parking Discounted Museum admission of $2 for adults and $1 for children includes all day in-and-out access to the Museum and use of restroom facilities. The Museum will operate extended hours during Mardi Gras: 9am to 8pm on Thursday, 9am to 9pm on Friday and Saturday and 12 to 4pm on Sunday. For more info please visit: http://www.portarthur.com/mardigras/ Heart for the Arts February 10, 2008 The Southeast Texas Arts Council invites you to Sugas from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Museum News Rap Pioneer Passes Chad "Pimp C" Butler died of natural causes on December 4, 2007. At just 33, Butler was a member of the hip-hop and rap duo UGK (Underground Kings) formed with fellow Port Arthuran Bernard "Bun B" Freeman in 1987. Pioneers of the southern rap sound, the pair teamed with various other performers and achieved national success with hits like "Big Pimpin" with Jay Z in 2000. Ironically, the board of directors for the Port Arthur Historical Society voted to induct UGK into the Music Hall of Fame at the Museum of the Gulf Coast on November 29, just days before Butler passed. "We at the Museum recognize the impact UGK has had on the musical heritage of the Gulf Coast and we wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the friends and family of Chad Butler during this difficult time," says director Shannon Harris.

47. SFMOMA | Robert Rauschenberg: Erased De Kooning Drawing This online feature explores robert rauschenberg s drawing Erased de Kooning Drawing. Making Sense of Modern Art offers an extensive and engaging guide to http://www.sfmoma.org/msoma/artworks/93.html

REQUIRED PLUG-INS Flash version 5 or above QuickTime version 4 or above Click on the icons below to download plug-ins. Robert Rauschenberg Erased de Kooning Drawing This section of Making Sense of Modern Art explores Robert Rauschenberg's drawing Erased de Kooning Drawing . Making Sense of Modern Art offers an extensive and engaging guide to modern and contemporary works in the Museum's permanent collection. Its rich-media format enables you to "zoom in" on full-screen details of individual artworks, explore excerpts from archival videos and films, and listen to commentary by artists, art historians, critics, and collectors. This feature works best with high-bandwidth Web access. You can also view it at the Museum on our interactive kiosks, located in the galleries and the Koret Visitor Education Center. If you can't access the QuickTime movies, please check our troubleshooting tips We welcome your feedback regarding this program. Please send comments and inquiries to DisplayMail('sfmoma.org', 'edu', '');

48. Robert Rauschenberg rauschenberg is one of the key artists defining and developing the technical and philosophic art landscape and its offshoots after Abstract Expressionism. http://www.famoustexans.com/rauschenberg.htm

Home Stage/Screen Music Sports ... Journalism R auschenberg's has been a full life: Christian fundamentalist upbringing, breakaway study in Paris and the Art Students League, fame, money, more fame, more money, an island home off Florida, bouts of drinking, bouts of quitting, commendable public works (among other things, his foundation provides funds for needy artists). Along with longtime friends pre-Pop painter Jasper Johns and the late conceptual composer John Cage, Rauschenberg pretty much defined the technical and philosophic art landscape and its offshoots after Abstract Expressionism. Born in Texas in 1925 at Port Arthur, Texas, Rauschenberg wanted to be a minister but gave it up because the church prohibited dancing and he loved to dance. In 1942 he studied pharmacy briefly at the University of Texas, following which he was drafted into the U.S. Marines. From 1947 to 1948 he studied at famous schools like the Kansas City Art Institute and Black Mountain College near Asheville, N.C., including various subjects such as art history, sculpture and music. During this time he did window displays, executed film sets and designed photographic studios. In 1948 he attended the Acad©mie Julian, Paris, met Susan Weil, who was later to become his wife, and returned to the USA to study under Joseph Albers at the Black Mountain College, North Carolina. Exiled European Josef Albers put the green artist through his paces. (This may be what gives the work such formal rigor.) At Black Mountain College Rauschenberg met the choreographer Merce Cunningham and the composer John Cage in 1949 and collaborated closely with both of them. In the same year he moved to New York and studied at the Art Students' League until 1952. He did window displays for Bonwit Teller and Tiffany, had his first one-man exhibitions in 1951 and returned to Black Mountain College in 1952. He traveled in Italy, France and Spain and had exhibition in 1953 at Florence and Rome. He moved into a studio in New York in the same year and started to paint his red pictures, replacing the all-white and all-black paintings. Earliest works were white and black fields influenced by and influencing Cage. Already an art guru, in the '50s Cage staged a performance of three minutes of complete silence, setting in motion the anti-art strategies found in Rauschenberg and in much work today.

49. Robert Rauschenberg Combines www.moca.org/museum/exhibitiondetail.php?id=368 6k - Translate this page A partir de 1962, rauschenberg experimentó con la estampación por serigrafía, primero en blanco y negro y más tarde en color, en la que la repetición de la http://www.moca.org/museum/exhibitiondetail.php?id=368

50. Robert Rauschenberg 1967–1978 robert rauschenberg has had an extensive impact on late twentiethcentury visual culture. His work has been of central influence in many of the significant http://www.nga.gov.au/Rauschenberg/

HOME VISITING WHAT'S ON COLLECTIONS ... SITEMAP Robert Rauschenberg Selected works Download Room Brochure Exhibition events Beauty is now underfoot wherever we take the trouble to look. John Cage, avant-garde composer, 1961 . Licensed by Viscopy Australia 2007 Robert Rauschenberg Robert Rauschenberg. Licensed by VISCOPY, Australia, 2007 more detail enfant terrible Robert Rauschenberg 'Storyline I' from the 'Reels (B + C) series' 1968 colour lithograph 54.6 x 43.3 cm National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 1973 Robert Rauschenberg. Licensed by VISCOPY, Australia, 2007 more detail Horsefeathers thirteen Horsefeathers thirteen By presenting us with a series of signs that encourage multiple complex readings, the artist has attempted a collaboration with the specific memories, associations and thought processes of the individual viewer. Reels (B + C) series appropriates film stills from the 1967 Bonnie and Clyde Signs Monogram Albino cactus (scale) Albino cactus (scale) The images collaged along the material panel backdrop of Albino cactus (scale) Albino cactus (scale) Robert Rauschenberg 'Booster' from the 'Booster and seven studies series' 1967 colour lithograph, screenprint 183.0 x 89.0 cm National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 1973

51. Video Portrait: Robert Rauschenberg This work is a portrait of the visual artist robert rauschenberg. The entire work, which is approximately 22 minutes long, is a closeup shot of http://openvault.wgbh.org/ntw/MLA000052/index.html

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52. Handbook:Migration robert rauschenberg American, born 1925. Migration, 1959 Combine painting oil, paper, fabric, printed reproductions, printed paper, and wood on canvas. http://www.museum.cornell.edu/HFJ/handbook/hb200.html

R OBERT R AUSCHENBERG American, born 1925 Migration Combine painting: oil, paper, fabric, printed reproductions, printed paper, and wood on canvas. 49 7/8 x 40 in. (127 x 102 cm) Anonymous gift. 59.141 Rauschenberg, suspicious of the pretensions of fine art, experiments freely with nonart items and materials that others would dismiss as junk. He has said, "I don't really trust ideas, especially good ones. Rather I put my trust in the materials that confront me, because they put me in touch with the unknown." Rauschenberg's sensitivity to texture and material enables him to draw objects from completely unrelated contexts and juxtapose them in order to make a witty or poignant observation. In Migration , Rauschenberg has brought together many elements in a visually provocative manner: a clock without hands, a piece of a cardboard moving box, newspaper photographs, numbers from a sports jersey, and a soiled white shirt. He isolates these objects in distinct areas, yet pieces of the objects are found throughout the canvas. Even the paint that defines the areas is not static, but runs into neighboring colors. Rather than stating or even suggesting a fixed meaning, Rauschenberg brings together the flotsam and jetsam of the postindustrial world so that we, the viewers, are left to create our own set of meanings, just as we must do in the world outside the gallery. Collage assemblages such as Migration are typical of the works Rauschenberg produced in the 1950s, which changed during the 1960s with his greater use of the silkscreen process.

53. Art Mobs MoMA Guides: Robert Rauschenberg's Bed robert rauschenberg s Bed. Original Music and Commentary by Yowzer with poem by Adrienne Rich. Download here. June 12, 2005 Permalink http://mod.blogs.com/8th_floor_gallery/2005/06/robert_rauschen.html

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54. Robert Rauschenberg As tremendous and encyclopedic as the current retrospective of robert rauschenberg is, pardon me for not being able to quite live in the moment. http://artscenecal.com/ArticlesFile/Archive/Articles2006/Articles0706/RRauschenb

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG: TWO VIEWS May 21 - September 4, 2006 at The Museum of Contemporary Art [MOCA] , Downtown AN ARTIST AHEAD OF HIS TIME BUT WILL HE STAND THE TEST OF TIME? Views by Jody Zellen . . . .Mat Gleason As tremendous and encyclopedic as the current retrospective of Robert Rauschenberg is, pardon me for not being able to quite live in the moment. In a world where the pace of change is accelerating, the forces driving the world economy are shifting toward different localesones with different values. While this hardly affects individual artists, who are free to pursue their idiosyncratic whims and obsessions, it portends deep impact on the art world and the legacies it has created and continues to cultivate. The state sponsorship of art salons in 19th century Paris assured collectors and institutions that certain artists and their art were of great value. While the merits of that officially sanctioned and fashionable art have gone in and out of taste with the public, this criteria set certain economic phenomena into action: they made fashionable French painting expensive. Simultaneously, unfashionable (for instance, Impressionist) French painting was a bargain. It was mainly American Industrialists who purchased so much Impressionist painting, giving it the inside track to be acclaimed as important later on, during the American Century. One must credit the bargain, unsanctioned price of Impressionism as much as the eyes of the early capitalists, in landing this art onto the right continent at the dawn of the right era.

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57. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG - MONOGRAM robert rauschenberg MONOGRAM (1955 - 1959) http://www.lukechueh.com/paintings/monogram.html

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58. Robert Hughes: Spirit Of The Age | | Guardian Unlimited Arts Ignored by the establishment and derided by critics, robert rauschenberg may robert rauschenberg may or may not be the best American artist of the 20th http://arts.guardian.co.uk/features/story/0,,1695101,00.html

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59. Robert Rauschenberg: Inventive Genius (1999) With Dennis Hopper. Visit IMDb for Photos, Showtimes, Cast, Crew, Reviews, Plot Summary, Comments, Discussions, Taglines, Trailers, Posters, Fan Sites. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363033/

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