WITNESS - SPECULATIONS, 1996
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Retrospective or survey exhibitions of his art have been organized by many museums, including Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum (1968), the Smithsonian Institution (1976), the Menil Collection (1991), the National Gallery of Art (1991), and the Guggenheim Museum (1997). Throughout his career Rauschenberg has embraced technological, conceptual, or stylistic innovation. His works in a wide number of static and performance-based media have been widely exhibited.
