I don’t like to put down artists. I just don’t think it’s the thing to do and if you don’t understand the art, well, that is on you, not the artist. But the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in NYC has a large exhibit by Robert Rauschenberg and I really think that we are being punked and maybe have been punked by Rauschenberg for most of his career.

I like his paintings. But the 3D stuff . . . I don’t even want to call it sculpture. It looks like garbage. I mean look at this stuff below. It looks like something he found on the curb and hung it on the wall.

This is untitled. Is it any wonder? It’s cardboard with tape and a rubber hose from 1972

This is “Volon” cardboard, from 1971.

This “Gold Standard” was a collaboration with Alex Hay.

This honestly looks like it fell from the roof. Juxtaposed with the Warhols behind it really is weird. You can see a small moving image of me walking around it at my Instagram account at @tomversation