In the 1980s, Haring's cartoon-like images were everywhere — his figures of dancers, hearts, babies and dogs remain pop culture motifs. A new exhibition celebrates the artist who died in 1990 at 31.

”Bunny No. 1” and ”Bunny No. 2” never made the pages of Playboy magazine, but the 1986 drawings by the late pop artist Keith Haring are at the center of a federal suit filed… ...

A display of Keith Haring’s activism posters. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times) Entertainment & Arts. Getty invests more than $17 million in 2024’s art and science-themed Pacific Standard Time.

He was a candle that burned brightly and then burned out too fast and too soon.Former Kutztown resident Keith Haring was one of the most innovative artists of the 1980s. Before his death at age 32 ...

One of two Keith Haring posters that will be sold at auction alongside a painting the artist painted on a wall inside his childhood home. (Courtesy of Dr. Christine Oaklander) ...

The shop carried posters, t-shirts and other objects printed with Haring’s designs. A reaction to the elitism of the art market, ... Keith Haring’s Pisa mural, June 1989.

Haring also designed a poster for the Walker’s “ArtFest” that year, a 2-week festival geared toward young people. As part of the Walker’s Keith Haring programming, ...

Keith Haring Helped Swatch Start a Movement. 40 Years on, the Watchmaker is Paying Tribute. ... creating a bespoke event poster that was distributed across the inner city.

Between 1980 and 1990, Keith Haring established himself as an art world celebrity and pop culture icon with a distinctive and instantly recognizable style. ... Haring designs logos for posters, ...