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Five highlights of the 'Robert Rauschenberg and Asia' exhibition at KL’s Ilham Gallery

Organised by Hong Kong's M+ and Ilham Gallery, 'Robert Rauschenberg And Asia' marks the legendary American artist's centenary celebration

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This 1982 series of unique collages, representing seven Chinese characters, was created by Rauschenberg in collaboration with papermakers at the Xuan Paper Mill in Jingxian, China. This ROCI China series is part of the 'Robert Rauschenberg and Asia' exhibition at Ilham Gallery in KL. Photo: The Star/Azhar Mahfof

With only a few weeks left to catch Robert Rauschenberg And Asia exhibition at Ilham Gallery in Kuala Lumpur, local art lovers have a timely chance to discover how travel, cultural encounters and a keen curiosity about the world shaped the work of one of America’s most influential artists.

Rauschenberg (1925–2008), a key figure in Neo-Dada, Pop Art and Conceptual Art, was also known for his international artistic collaborations.

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