Robert Rauschenberg’s New York: Pictures from the Real World examines the artist’s use of photography and found imagery as central components of his practice. Focusing on works connected to New York City, the exhibition traces his photographic experiments, large scale surveys, and later works that combine photographs with painting and assemblage. The presentation emphasizes Rauschenberg’s engagement with everyday materials, urban observation, and the recontextualization of images drawn from lived environments.
