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Robert Rauschenberg, Passport (from Ten from Leo Castelli), 1967. Color screenprint on three rotating plastic discs. Collection of Phoenix Art Museum, Gift of Barney Dreyfuss II. © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
Rauschenberg and Johns: The Blurring of Art and Life presents rarely-shown prints from the Museum's collection by two giants of twentieth-century art, providing a fascinating new insight into the innovative, mutually influential practices of two artists.
The Blurring of Art and Life showcases works on paper, including lithographs, silkscreens, screen prints, and collage, by neo-Dada artists Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns that present a lesser-known side of their artistic practices. These works detail a fascinating visual conversation between two of modern art’s most influential creators, evident in their comparable use of collage and mixed media in service of multiple, often uncertain, meanings.
Rauschenberg and Johns: The Blurring of Art and Life is organized by Phoenix Art Museum. It is made possible through the generosity of donors to the Museum’s annual fund.
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General Admission:
$23 — Adults
$20 — Senior Citizens (Ages 65+)
$18 — Students (with ID)
$14 — Children (Ages 6-17)
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PRESS INFORMATION
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Media Contact: Margaree Bigler, Public Relations Manager, margaree.bigler@phxart.org
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