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Nov 2024
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Recording Artists: Robert Rauschenberg

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Check out the newest season of Recording Artists, hosted by actor, artist, and futurist Ahmed Best. Explore the Getty archives and learn about the innovative art-science group Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) in season three, out now.

This first episode of the season features Robert Rauschenberg, weaving archival recordings of the artist with new interviews by MoMA chief curator at large and publisher Michelle Kuo and cognitive-studies scientist Xiaodong Lin-Siegler.

Learn more about the episode and subscribe to the series.

The Getty Patron Program is a proud sponsor of this podcast.

Additional music from “Variations VII” written by John Cage courtesy of Henmar Press, Inc.

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