The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has opened applications for its annual Archives and Research Residency Programme—a unique opportunity for scholars, artists, and curators to explore the history, influence, and creative context of Rauschenberg’s work.
The programme seeks to foster new interpretations and critical perspectives drawn directly from the foundation’s rich archival materials, encouraging residents to engage deeply with Rauschenberg’s artistic legacy.
Financial support
Selected residents receive strong support to facilitate their research. The award includes:
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A $1,500 weekly stipend to cover living expenses.
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Funding for travel, accommodation, and research materials.
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Exclusive access to the Rauschenberg archives and a dedicated research staff for guidance throughout the residency.
Who can apply
The residency welcomes a broad range of academic and creative professionals whose work would benefit from engaging with the foundation’s primary materials.
Eligible applicants include:
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Scholars exploring modern or contemporary art history.
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Curators developing exhibitions or research-driven projects.
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Artists seeking historical insight to inform contemporary practice.
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Researchers focused on archival exploration and interpretation.
How to apply
Applicants must submit a comprehensive proposal detailing their research project and its connection to the Rauschenberg archives.
Required materials typically include:
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A resume or CV.
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A writing sample or portfolio.
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A work plan outlining the proposed residency activities.
All submissions must comply with the official guidelines available on the foundation’s website.
Deadline
Visit the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation website to apply before applications close on October 31, 2025.
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