Robert Rauschenberg, Pegasits, 1990. Acrylic, fire wax, gilt silver leaf chair, on stainless steel. No. 9 in edition of 22. 74" x 96" x 17" © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York. Photo by William O'Connor, courtesy Madden Collection at the University of Denver. Museum Exhibitions Robert Rauschenberg Reflections and Ruminations Museum of Outdoor Arts, DenverFebruary 24 – June 13, 2020 With more than 50 original artworks spanning from 1962 to 2008, this is the largest solo exhibition of Robert Rauschenberg's work ever staged in Colorado. The exhibition will explore Rauschenberg’s distinctively thoughtful process, by which he reproduced, transferred, multiplied and borrowed images and objects to revisit the experiences of his very full life. While connected with the broader trends of Pop art—especially in his use of images and objects from the media and consumer culture—Rauschenberg was able to infuse his works with an especially personal and intimate flavor, freely mixing content both from the wider world and from his own life. For more information or to purchase ticket's to the opening celebration, please visit the museum's (opens in a new window) website. Read More Journal View All Essays Robert Rauschenberg’s Enduring Legacy in Dance, Choreography, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration Dec 17, 2021 Museum Exhibitions Pace Artists Featured in "Making Knowing: Craft in Art, 1950–2019" Jan 13, 2020 Essays Adam Pendleton on Robert Rauschenberg Nov 26, 2019 Essays David White on Robert Rauschenberg's 1983 Drawings Oct 15, 2019 Museum Exhibitions — Rauschenberg: Reflections and Ruminations, Jan 13, 2020