- School of Visual Arts, New York (1979)
- Painting
- Drawing
- Public Art
- Sculpture
Keith Haring developed an instantly recognizable language of radiant babies, barking dogs and interlocking figures through chalk drawings in the New York subway and large public works. He used that accessible graphic vocabulary to address sexuality, AIDS, racism, nuclear anxiety and social activism.
Drawing; painting; mural; sculpture
Gallery Representation
Major Works
- 1986Crack Is Wack
- 1980sRadiant Baby
- 1980sUntitled (Barking Dog)
- 1989Tuttomondo
- 1989Once Upon a Time
- 1989Silence = Death
- 1980sPop Shop drawings
- 1980–85Subway Drawings
- 1989Ignorance = Fear
- 1987We the Youth
Museums & Public Collections
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
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