Tate Modern retrospective spans six decades of Robert Rauschenberg

The Tate Modern in London presents a major retrospective of Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008), running until April 2. The exhibition, organized in collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, features hundreds of works spanning six decades, including paintings, collages, ready-mades, lithographs, drawings, performances, sculptures, and installations. Rauschenberg, often associated with Pop Art and New Dada, defies categorization and influenced generations of younger artists. A video produced by the museum includes commentary from artists, curators, and critics explaining his significance and the key ideas behind his work.