Beginning in 1967, Robert Rauschenberg - best-known for his radically innovative “Combines” of the 1950s and 60s - created groundbreaking assemblages at Gemini, G.E.L, the renowned multiples workshop in West Hollywood, CA. Just as Rauschenberg collapsed traditional forms and values in American painting with his progressive multi-media collages, so too did he shatter norms in printmaking. This exhibition at Philbrook will feature this American innovator’s ambitious three-decade collaboration with Gemini printers, an association which expanded definitions of a print by pushing physical dimensions, increasing variability between editions, and combining various media and disparate imagery into one work. It all opens to the public today.