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ActiveRobert Rauschenberg Foundation · 2026

Archives Research Residency

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Agency: Robert Rauschenberg Foundation
Funding: Stipend provided
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Scholars, artists, and non-traditional researchers with a compelling need to use the Foundation's archives.

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Archives Research Residency is sponsored by Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. Supports scholars, artists, and non-traditional researchers with a compelling need to use the Foundation's archives in New York City.

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Archives Research Residency | Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Residency Learn more about the 2026 Residents - link at the bottom of the page! The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Residency is an opportunity for researchers and scholars interested in visiting the Rauschenberg Foundation and its Archives in New York City.

The program provides partial support for costs related that individuals may incur in order to do one- to three-week onsite research intensives onsite. The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives, consisting of Robert Rauschenberg’s personal papers and the records from his Florida and New York studios, is the most comprehensive body of information on the artist’s life and career.

The Archives Research Residency supports continued scholarly and investigative use of these materials by supporting individuals that demonstrate a compelling need to use the archives and addressing financial barriers that may prohibit onsite access to the archives.

During a residency, researchers are provided with a dedicated workspace and comprehensive access to the archives materials, including expert staff to assist with research inquiries and help navigate the collections. Post-residency, residents are encouraged to share their research findings and engage with the wider community.

The application is open to all, and we welcome research that explores diverse perspectives beyond traditional art history. Robert Rauschenberg at the Miami Herald, looking through photography archives for source material for Cover for Tropic, The Miami Herald (1979), published in an edition of 600,000, Miami, Florida, December 1979. Photo: Attributed to John Doman.

Learn about our current and past Researchers in Residence. Download guidelines with information on eligibility, stipend amounts, application materials, and how to apply. The next open call will be announced in fall of 2026.

Answers to frequently asked questions about the residency.

Eligibility Requirements

Scholars, artists, and non-traditional researchers with a compelling need to use the Foundation's archives.

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Who can apply for Archives Research Residency?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Scholars, artists, and non-traditional researchers with a compelling need to use the Foundation's archives. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Archives Research Residency?

Archives Research Residency is funded by Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Archives Research Residency?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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