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Bob Rauschenberg Gallery

This artisan space was founded in 1979 and was originally named The Gallery of Fine Art. In June of 2004, the Gallery of Fine Art was given a new moniker: the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery. The renaming was to honor a long-standing relationship between The Gallery of Fine Art and Bob Rauschenberg. Bob brought in international exhibitions, notably installations of the ¼ Mile or Two Furlong Piece.

The Gallery’s Mission Statement includes providing links to the community, to provide cultural leadership, and to provide interpretative and educational programs for college and university students, students attending public and private schools, and the public.

The Gallery is open to the public and donations are gratefully accepted. The Bob Rauschenberg Gallery is fully ADA accessible and welcomes visitors who are differently abled. For groups of 20 or more, the Gallery respectfully asks for parties to call and make reservations. Since the exhibits at the Gallery changes, please call ahead before visiting.

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Alison Knowles Lecture/Demonstration | Bob Rauschenberg Gallery