The Tate Modern has announced that it will borrow a major Rauschenberg assemblage, Monogram, which features a full-size stuffed Angora goat bound to a canvas, for the artist’s retrospective later this year. “Rauschenberg is one of those artists who, in the decade after the second world war, truly transformed the nature of artistic practice, smashing through the boundaries of different media,” says Tate Director Frances Morris.
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