Tag: Robert Rauschenberg

Betty Parsons: Sheer Energy

Known as a gallerist to the likes of Rauschenberg and Rothko, Parsons spent her weekends making her own art – and as this show proves, her art was also more than noteworthy
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map

In the first New York retrospective of the artist’s work, covering almost five decades, she offers a view of US history, geography and government policy through an Indigenous lens
Flesh Arranges Itself Differently

Drawing from two remarkable collections of contemporary art and medical and scientific discovery, this exhibition at The Hunterian shows how representations of anatomy, technology, spirituality and mortality have shifted through the ages
Peter Kennard – interview: ‘Montage is about allowing people to think critically’

Ahead of a new exhibition at Richard Saltoun Gallery, the celebrated political artist talks of photomontage, protest, art schools and image-making in an age of mass reproduction
Mark Bradford: Cerberus

In his first exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London, the LA-based artist looks into the past to create an abstract art for the present
Enoc Perez – interview: ‘I’m trying to create my own little encyclopaedia of cool’

The New York-based painter discusses his new show, The Cinematic Self, at Ben Brown Fine Arts, his painterly process, the interiors that excite him, and his approach to turning 50
Carolee Schneemann: Kinetic Painting

This is a rich and expansive retrospective of Schneemann’s work over the past six decades
Jasper Johns: ‘Something Resembling Truth’

The first comprehensive exhibition of Jasper Johns to be held in the UK in the past 40 years looks back over six decades of this great American artist’s work
The American Dream: Pop to the Present

This exhibition pops and sparks, but ultimately goes out with a disappointing fizzle, leaving us to wonder what happened to the American dream
Yves Klein

The alchemical French artist’s first UK retrospective in two decades reaffirms the cosmic wonder of his oeuvre