Robert Rauschenberg’s 32-foot-long (~9.7-meter-long) silkscreen painting “Barge” (1962–63) will be among over a dozen works exhibited at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan this fall, part ...

The concept of destroying, or altering, a famous work of art was an approach Rauschenberg himself employed and explored with his 1953 Erased de Kooning Drawing. Rauschenberg, a Pop artist, frequently ...

Texas native Robert Rauschenberg, the prolific painter/sculptor/jack-of-all-trades who for decades stretched the definition of art, has died. "He was one of the ...

Installation view, ‘Robert Rauschenberg and Photography’ (all images courtesy of Pace/MacGill) It’s impossible to overstate the importance of photography throughout Rauschenberg’s career. His name ...

The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has announced plans to produce a catalogue raisonné dedicated to the late artist. One of America’s most prolific and protean artists, Robert Rauschenberg was not ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kai Schreiber, left front, opened the Jason Wu show. Her proud mother, Naomi Watts, watched from the front row. Jason Wu has ...

The goat is back in town. Robert Rauschenberg’s “Monogram” (1955-1959) is a notorious work of art assembled from an old automobile tire encircling the midsection of a stuffed Angora goat. The handsome ...

Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of odd and everyday articles earned him a reputation as a pioneer in pop art but whose talents spanned the worlds of painting, sculpture and dance, has died. By The ...

Robert Rauschenberg liked to smash molds. In the 1950s, at the apex of the Abstract Expressionist movement, the artist employed his off-the-wall imagination in service of a multimedia approach to art ...

In the early ’70s the artist dispensed with collage, making airy cardboard sculptures that challenged the macho posturing that had overtaken American sculpture. By Deborah Solomon Which one is better ...