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Click the Items Below to View the Slideshows and Listen to the Music Files

1. Evelyn Metzger's Portraits of future generations

2. Robert Rauschenberg's Tibet

3. Music from the Field

Robert Rauschenberg, Tibet

This limited edition print and poster by Robert Rauschenberg has a complex and rich history. This was a direct result of Rauschenberg's unique 1985 globe-girdling tour, the celebrated Rauschenberg Overseas Cultural Interchange, which ultimately took the artist to eleven countries plus Tibet, a kaleidoscopic creative journey through diverse images and materials that continues to resonate today, in Rauschenberg's own art as well as our appreciation of it. Rauschenberg combined on-artist shows with an ongoing quest for visual material in all the countries he visited in 1985, but no region impressed him as much as Tibet, this high, remote land,utterly unlike any other corner of the globe.

The sale of this poster and print exclusively supports Future Generations' sustainable development and conservation programs in Tibet.

Each museum quality poster sells for $30. The Signed Limited Edition print sells for $3500. A percentage of the print is tax deductible.

Robert Rauschenberg Poster

Robert Rauschenberg Print

Audio Files (You can listen to these recordings on a Real Networks Player or many other multimedia players).

>  Uttaranchal Women's Song        > English Translation
(This woman from Uttaranchal writes a song of encouragement for the women in her village. This song was inspired by her involvement in a Future Generations training program.) To read an English translation of the song, click on the translation link above.

>  The Songs of Arunachal Women
(Women of Northern India sing about their experiences in Future Generations community projects. They are so proud of their work, they sing their own Future Generations Arunachal- FGA- song.)

> Tibetan Voices
(Park Managers from the Mt. Everest National Nature Preserve in Tibet sing some songs during their study tour in the United States.)