1997 · 111 pages
About this book
In the 1960s, American Robert Rauschenberg created a group of spectacular, technologically oriented works, the highlights of which are presented and documented in depth in this catalogue. A review by Billy Kluver, engineer, art expert and electronic arts connoisseur and an essay by American art historian Catherine Craft, show Rauschenberg to be a - surprisingly contemporary - electronic arts pioneer.
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