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ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG, who would have turned 90 this year, left an indelible legacy in modern art. "I compare Rauschenberg to Picasso—he had a magnetizing effect on the artists around him," says Pace Gallery president Marc Glimcher. "His innovations unleashed the Minimalist and Conceptual artists that came after." Through December 12, Pace's "Anagram, Arcadian Retreat and Anagram (A Pun)" focuses on the innovations Rauschenberg embarked on later in life, a body of photograph-based work from the mid-'90s that Rauschenberg, newly equipped with a previously unknown water-soluble inkjet dye transfer process, masterfully assembled into visual poetry. pacegallery.com 3 CULTURED 111 GUTTER CREDIT From December 2 through 7, Galerie Perrotin presents the film "Ellis," directed and produced by artist JR and starring Robert de Niro. The pop-up exhibition—following its debut in New York (at left)—will be mounted at the Mellin Building in the Miami Design District, including an exhibition of photographs by JR of his recent series "Unframed Ellis Island." perrotin.com —Julie Baumgardner Rauschenberg in his Captiva studio, 1997 PHOTO BY GUILLAUME ZICCARELLI, COURTESY OF GALERIE PERROTIN (JR); GEORGE HOLZER, COURTESY OF SAFF TECH ARTS 2