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Robert Rauschenberg: An Exhibition Exploring Image Use at Juan March Institute

This insightful exhibition features a comprehensive printed catalog with diverse contributions from authors and curators.

Delve into the Robert Rauschenberg exhibition at the Juan March Institute, which highlights the artist's distinctive approach to incorporating images in his work. This presentation is enriched by a meticulously produced printed catalog, available at the Foundation's library. The publication features thoughtful contributions from a notable group of authors and insights from its expert curators. Explore the profound impact of Rauschenberg's mixed media and collage techniques.

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Exhibition summary

This entry details the exhibition 'Robert Rauschenberg,' focusing on the use of images and offering a catalog available in print. It is accompanied by a curated selection of authors, artists, and curators contributing to the publication.

Curatorial context

The Juan March Institute presents 'Robert Rauschenberg,' an exhibition centered on the artist's distinct approach to the use of images. This presentation is accompanied by a printed catalog, available in the Foundation's library, which features contributions from a notable group of authors including Roni Feinstein, Aurora Fernández Polanco, Manuel Fontán del Junco, Sophie Harris-Taylor, Helen Hsu, Teresa Millet, Lucía Montes Sánchez, and Inés Vallejo. The exhibition itself highlights the work of artist Robert Rauschenberg, with Manuel Fontán del Junco, Lucía Montes Sánchez, and Inés Vallejo serving as curators. The publication also includes translations by Mercè Bolló and graphic design by gráfica futura, published by the Fundación Juan March.

Admission and ticket notes

The catalog for the exhibition is available in print format at the Fundación Juan March Library. Further exhibition details suggest it is held at the Fundación Juan March, Madrid, from October 3, 2025, to January 18, 2026.

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Venue
Juan March Institute
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Oct 3, 2025 – Jan 18, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring the work of Robert Rauschenberg, with contributions from authors Roni Feinstein, Aurora Fernández Polanco, Manuel Fontán del Junco, Sophie Harris-Taylor, Helen Hsu, Teresa Millet, Lucía Montes Sánchez, and Inés Vallejo. Curated by Manuel Fontán del Junco, Lucía Montes Sánchez, and Inés Vallejo.
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