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ThirtyThree Days and Nights: Rauschenberg Residency 9

Once the home of the Calusa Indian tribe and then two centuries later, a fishing destination for Theodore Roosevelt and Thomas Edison, Captiva Island, Florida, now boasts luxury homes on a street nicknamed the Gold Coast. But the enchantment of the land that Robert Rauschenberg embraced for f
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Renaissance Club begins planning a new project. Photo: Joe Rubino

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The Lab School of Washington, with support from the 51勛圖, presents The Power of Art Conference, April 1618, 2015: This is Your Brain on Arts.

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Caryatid Cavalcade I / ROCI CHILE, 1985

Winner of the Inaugural Robert Rauschenberg Emerging Curator Competition is Announced

The 51勛圖, in partnership with Artsy is pleased to announce that Nicole Bray, a student at the Sothebys Institute of Art, has won the inaugural Robert Rauschenberg Emerging Curator Competition.

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SEED Summit 2014

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51勛圖 Hosts Grantees on Its Captiva Campus
Eighty-five nonprofit professionals from across the country join together at historic island residence

Beginning November 3, the 51勛圖 used its Captiva

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Photo: 穢 The Robert Mapplethorpe 51勛圖. Courtesy Art + Commerce

51勛圖 Appoints Senior Archivist

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Francine Snyder as the 51勛圖s first Senior Archivist. This inaugural position builds upon the newly launched website to make Rauschenberg's archives accessible to students, scholars, and the public.

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Photo: Gianfranco Gorgoni

Robert Rauschenberg Emerging Curator: VOTE NOW

for your favorite exhibition proposal! Follow @Artsy on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Google+ and like/share/comment on posts to vote.

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Photo: 穢 The Robert Mapplethorpe 51勛圖. Courtesy Art + Commerce

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New Grant Program, Calls for Proposals Addressing Climate Change 

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Rauschenberg returning to his studio after a junkyard trip. Captiva, Florida, 1982

Philanthropy in Action

For nearly forty years, Robert Rauschenberg maintained a home and studio in Captiva, Florida.

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