‘One of my favourite works in The Object Lesson is ‘Dylaby’ by Robert Rauschenberg’ - Nadia Odlum. Its playful juxtapositions of familiar objects invite us to see everyday materials in new ways. The way Thomas Demand has activated the space makes the experience even more fascinating: panels seem to float, colours converse across the room, and window-like portals create unexpected sightlines. Walking through the exhibition is a labyrinthine journey full of surprises. Now on view ‘Kaldor Public Ar

🎨🐐 Does anyone remember our 2016 Robert Rauschenberg at Tate Modern? Born on this day 1925, Rauschenberg blazed a new trail for art in the second half of the twentieth century. He created his own path, redefining how art could be made and what it could be, working in collaboration with many pioneering artists, painters, dancers, composers and activists to create artworks that elevated the everyday. Rauschenberg shared his spirit and influenced the art world that came after him, in painting, pr

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For Leonard A. Lauder, every artwork carried a biography. He understood that provenance is the key to locating an object within the larger story of modern art. From Van Gogh’s ‘Le Semeur’ (gifted by the artist to a fellow young painter) to Robert Rauschenberg’s ‘Untitled’ (once owned by photographer Kay Harris)—each work in the Leonard A. Lauder, Collector Evening & Day Auctions is shaped as much by its journey as by its composition. The Evening Auction begins Tuesday 18 November at 6:00PM ET. W