doi:10.7916/dpt2-0860Oral history interview with Christopher Rauschenberg, 2016Rauschenberg, Christopher, 1951-oral historiesmixed materialRauschenberg Overseas Culture InterchangePhotographic art galleries--United StatesArtistsPhotographersArtist familiesArtists--Family relationshipsPhotography--United StatesCaptiva Island (Fla.)Rauschenberg, Christopher, 1951-Rauschenberg, Robert, 1925-2008Weil, SusanRobert Rauschenberg FoundationBlue Sky GalleryChristopher Rauschenberg, Robert Rauschenberg's son, discusses his early life, learning how to make photographs from his mother, Susan Weil. He describes his relationship with his father and how it changed and evolved over the years. He discusses his own life: his time at Evergreen College and meeting his now-wife; opening Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, OR; his approach to photography. He reflects on his father's photographs and the overlapping themes in both his and his father's work, namely the passage of time. He talks about traveling with Rauschenberg for exhibit openings and Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange (ROCI) trips. He describes visiting his dad at his property on Captiva Island, FL and the relationships he had with the other artists and staff. He reflects on his father's posthumous legacy and his impact on the art world and emerging artists