The week-long installation of Robert Rauschenberg’s “Mud Muse” concludes at the Museum of Modern Art with a little help from ABBA.
Rauschenberg’s “Mud Muse” (1968-1971) consists of a large metal tank that contains nearly 1000 gallons of bentonite clay mixed with water. Sound-activated pneumatic tubes installed in its base pump air through the mud in response to a tape recording of the sounds of the burbling clay itself.
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Watch our entire AT THE MUSEUM series on the preparation for “Rauschenberg: Among Friends”
Designing the exhibition title wall for MoMA’s “Rauschenberg: Among Friends” | AT THE MUSEUM
Prepping gallery projections for MoMA’s “Rauschenberg: Among Friends” | AT THE MUSEUM
Rauschenberg gallery design – Linen vs. tarp | AT THE MUSEUM
Rauschenberg’s Mud Muse – Part 1 | AT THE MUSEUM
Rauschenberg’s Mud Muse – Part 2 | AT THE MUSEUM
Rauschenberg’s Mud Muse – Part 3 | AT THE MUSEUM
Rauschenberg: Among Friends – Final preparations before the show opens | AT THE MUSEUM
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