Robert Rauschenberg
Awards and Achievements
– In 1964, Rauschenberg was awarded the main prize of the Venice Biennale, which became the official recognition of pop art.
– In 1983, he received a Grammy Award for his limited edition artwork for the Talking Heads album Speaking in Tongues.
– In 1993 he was awarded the US National Medal of the Arts.
– In 1995 he received the Leonardo da Vinci World Award of Arts.
– In 1998, the artist was awarded the Imperial Prize of Japan.
– In 1964, Rauschenberg was awarded the main prize of the Venice Biennale, which became the official recognition of pop art.
– In 1983, he received a Grammy Award for his limited edition artwork for the Talking Heads album Speaking in Tongues.
– In 1993 he was awarded the US National Medal of the Arts.
– In 1995 he received the Leonardo da Vinci World Award of Arts.
– In 1998, the artist was awarded the Imperial Prize of Japan.
Robert Ernest Milton Rauschenberg (1925-2008) - American artist, representative of abstract expressionism, and then conceptual art and pop art, was at the origins of the creation of modular art, and is the creator of the direction of combined painting.
In his works he gravitated toward collage and readymade techniques. In his works he used garbage and various waste materials.
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