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Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925 – 2008)
If you’re looking for a bold fusion of contemporary art and skate culture, swing by Gallery 590 at We Frame It! in Sierra Vista to experience the Robert Rauschenberg “Overdrive” skateboard triptych, created in partnership with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
Rauschenberg, a pioneer of postwar American art, was known for blurring the boundaries between painting, photography, and found imagery—and Overdrive is a prime example. This triptych translates his dynamic 1960s collage work into three visually arresting skateboard decks, rich with layered textures, fragmented visuals, and the electric energy that defined his groundbreaking approach.
The Overdrive decks are more than just art—they’re a conversation between mediums. Rauschenberg’s experimental spirit fits perfectly with the rebellious DNA of skateboarding, making this triptych a perfect piece for collectors, creatives, and skaters alike. Each board can stand on its own, but when displayed together, they offer a panoramic slice of Rauschenberg’s artistic world: chaotic, cerebral, and endlessly intriguing.
Produced as part of MoMA’s effort to bring fine art into everyday life, these limited-edition decks are both collectible and highly displayable. They’re ideal for anyone who appreciates the crossover between high art and street-level expression.
Come see the Overdrive triptych in person at Gallery 590. Whether you’re a fan of Rauschenberg’s bold collage style, a skateboard enthusiast, or someone who loves art that challenges convention, this is a rare opportunity to experience a masterpiece in a totally unexpected form.
Art this good doesn’t stay still—and neither should you. Come check it out before it rolls away.
