Visited the Armory in Pasadena, which is currently exhibiting Rauschenberg's work during his time at Gemini G.E.L.
Some of the techniques he used was beyond his time. He printed very large as well. But I can't help but think: is it considered your own work when you have people executing your vision? This is the case for many of the well-known print makers out there; the most famous being Andy Warhol back then and of course, in current times, the infamous Mr. Brainwash.
I wish I had some minions doing my work while I sip on some southern sweet tea. All this printing is making my back ache.
Some of the techniques he used was beyond his time. He printed very large as well. But I can't help but think: is it considered your own work when you have people executing your vision? This is the case for many of the well-known print makers out there; the most famous being Andy Warhol back then and of course, in current times, the infamous Mr. Brainwash.
I wish I had some minions doing my work while I sip on some southern sweet tea. All this printing is making my back ache.
