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Experiments in Art and Technology: Robert Rauschenberg

Recording Artists

Robert Rauschenberg stands amid a large group of seated people holding a packet of paper in a hand that is gesturing to his right

How did the artist keep innovating in the face of failure?

Maverick and Rebel

ReCurrent

A black and white photograph of a man leanign over a grand piano, looking off to the side. The man is wearing glasses and a knitted sweater. A musical score is in front of him.

Jaime uncovers the powerful and provocative legacy of Julius Eastman, exploring how the composer’s music and life defied boundaries and continue to resonate

Recording Artists

Artists in their own words from the Getty Research Institute archives

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  1. Experiments in Art and Technology: Robert Rauschenberg

    A Very Small Club

    Robert Rauschenberg stands amid a large group of seated people holding a packet of paper in a hand that is gesturing to his right

    How did the artist keep innovating in the face of failure?

  2. Experiments in Art and Technology: Billy Klüver

    Better Than Another Golf Course

    Two men inside a broadcast studio setting, tinkering with a large, conical speaker or horn mounted on a stand.

    What motivated this Bell Labs engineer to bring artists, engineers, and corporate sponsors together?

  3. Experiments in Art and Technology: Fujiko Nakaya

    The Most Beautiful Way

    Fujiko Nakaya and David Tudor sit at a table with food on it

    How does the artist bring the ethos of E.A.T. from the 1960s into the present day?

ReCurrent

A podcast about what we gain by keeping the past, present

Introducing our newest podcast

  1. The Recipe of Us

    Food, Family, and Memory

    A joyful woman making homemade flour tortillas. She is wearing a bright red sweater and white apron, smiling broadly at the camera. The kitchen features wood-colored cabinets and a black stove.

    Exploring how food in Los Angeles connects generations and preserves cultural heritage through food and family stories

  2. América Tropical

    Art, Activism, and Los Angeles’s Hidden Story

    Jaime Roque stands in front of a large, faded mural

    Exploring how public murals in Los Angeles, like América Tropical, connect generations and preserve cultural narratives