Robert Rauschenberg: A Centennial Celebration Exhibition at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art . (This link opens in a new tab).

This exhibition presents a selection of works from The Ringling’s collection, including major pieces from several significant series. On view are two major pieces from Rauschenberg’s sculptural Glut series (1986–89;1991–94) and the textile-based Hoarfrosts (1974–76), significant examples of works on paper – including a lithograph from the Glacial Decoy series (1979–80) – and photographs from the Studies for Chinese Summerhall portfolio (1983). Rauschenberg left a lasting legacy in Florida, where he moved in 1970. In 1992, he built his large studio on Captiva Island and four years after his passing, in 2012, The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation launched its artist residency program on the artist’s property.