It was my first time alone in the studio with Keith. After a lon lunch with my family, he had to go prepare for an upcoming exhibition, and i just tagged along. He worked all afternoon, while i photog
Another brief excerpt from my forthcoming interview with Harry Ruhe: "From The Pop Shop in New York I have a fairly big bag completely filled with Keith Haring multiples. None of them are signed, but this bag, with at least thirty different multiples (radios, magnets, t-shirts, stickers, condoms) gives an idea as to how much Haring was interested in having his ideas and work distributed. Together, it makes a fantastic piece, and I like it much more than a single graphic by Haring. Some of those are fantastic, but then you just have one graphic and a signature. I prefer the bag."
Keith Haring was able to attract a wide audience and assure the accessibility and staying power of his imagery
Keith Haring’s series of untitled subway chalk drawings are exactly that — a series of chalk drawings made in the subway system of New York. Done in the early 1980’s the drawings are composed of wh…
Untitled, 1985 by Keith Haring. King & McGaw has an extensive collection of art prints by established and emerging artists, which are all framed by hand in the UK.
Here is some more work from 'graffiti' artist Keith Haring. For biographical information on Haring see part 1 below. These works date from 1984 - 1989: 1984 Untitled 1985 Moses and the Burning Bush 1986 Untitled 1986 Untitled 1986 Untitled 1986 Untitled 1986 Untitled 1987 Knokke 1987 Untitled 1987 Untitled 1988 A Pile of Crowns for Jean-Michel Basquiat 1988 American Music Festival 1988 Apocalypse #3 1988 Apocalypse #6 1988 Apocalypse #10 1988 Art Attack on Aids 1988 Growing 1988 Growing 1988 Growing 1988 Red Room 1988 Untitled 1988 Untitled 1988 Untitled 1989 Barking Dogs, from Pop Shop Quad IV 1989 Brazil 1989 Chocolate Buddah 4 1989 Ignorance = Fear / Silence = Death 1989 Piglet goes Shopping 1989 Pyramid (Blue) 1989 Pyramid (Yellow) 1989 The Paris Review 1989 The Story of Red and Blue XV (C.132) 1989 Untitled 1989 Untitled 1989 Untitled 1989 Untitled 1989 Untitled 1990 Best Buddies 1990 Fight Aids Worldwide 1990 Flowers 1990 Flying Icon 1990 Icons: 3-Eyed Smiley Face 1990 Icons: Angel 1990 Icons: Radiant Baby 1990 The Blueprint Drawings 15
This is a perfect lesson to get you through the end-of-the-year or even a mid-year slump. 5th graders love the graffiti nature of Keith Haring.
New Splash Collection. Hand-pulled limited edition screen print with colourful hand finished flowers. Each print unique. Dimensions: 500 x 700mm Edition of 50 Signed Hand finished
Keith Haring art is dear to us at Vertu. Unlike early pop artists, Haring developed iconic figures and turned them into commercial art icons.
CASERTA | Reggia di Caserta, Sala dei Porti | 2 giugno – 4 novembre 2012 Keith Haring alla Reggia di Caserta. Il Murale di Milwaukee del famoso “writer” statunitense sarà esposto nella Sala dei Porti, nel percorso di visita degli Appartamenti settecenteschi di Palazzo Reale dal 2 giugno al 4 novembre 2012. Il Murale di Milwaukee
"My contribution to the world is my ability to draw. I will draw as much as I can for as many people as I can for as long as I can." Keith Haring
Guy Hepner Art Gallery focusing on Andy Warhol, Alec Monopoly, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring, Retna and Tyler Shields
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E' da domenica che voglio scrivere questo post e ci riesco solo ora! Si, perché voglio, anzi devo proporvi la visione del documentario: The Universe of Keith Haring di Christina Clausen, distribuito da Feltrinelli Real Musica. E' un documentario del 2007 ma io l'ho visto solo sabato sera, grazie all'iniziativa Cinema al MAXXI e ora, sinceramente, vorrei rivederlo di nuovo. In due, davanti uno schermo nero, ci siamo trovate catapultate in una New York anni 80 in pieno boom creativo ed economico, tra locali, artisti, deejay e gallerie d'arte. Abbastanza affascinante direi... E non voglio fare una recensione del documentario, ma soltanto ribadire la mia passione per l'artista più esponente della Pop Art. Sarà che io mi commuovo per ogni cosa, ma questo documentario è davvero speciale: ti fa entrare nella vita artistica e privata di un ragazzo che per la passione per i graffiti passerà dai muri delle metropolitane ad essere chiamato a disegnare sui muri delle città di tutto il mondo, lanciando il messaggio più semplice e più forte che potesse esprimere: "Mi è sempre più chiaro che l'arte non è un'attività elitaria riservata all'apprezzamento di pochi. l'arte è per tutti e questo è il fine a cui voglio lavorare". Il documentario mostra proprio come Keith Haring abbia lavorato sopratutto per far circolare l'arte, renderla fruibile e regalarla a tutti, non solo chiusa nei musei ma viva per le strade e le piazze. Ragazzi, Keith Haring è stato il più prolifico di tutto il XX secolo, se tu gli chiedevi un'autografo lui ti faceva un murale sul foglio di carta... dove ogni disegno è un messaggio d'amore. Ci sono sue opere ovunque, per fortuna qualcosa anche in Italia: a Pisa c'è in ottimo stato e super conservato il murale "Tuttomondo", dedicato alla pace, sul muro della Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate! A Roma, dove sono più furbi, diciamo così, c'era un graffito sullo zoccolo del Palazzo delle Esposizioni ma è stato cancellato nel 1992 per pulire la città per le solite visite politiche, e un altro lungo 6 metri sul tratto della metropolitana A tra Flaminio e Lepanto, quando la metro emerge in superficie, sul muro trasparente del Ponte Pietro Nenni. Che facciamo lo conserviamo? ma cancelliamo tutto, no!?! Ma questa è un'altra triste storia. Ora non vi resta che... una buona visione! E voi, che ne pensate? :) ENGLISH VERSION: I wanted to write this post on Sunday and I can just now! Yes, because I need to write about the documentary :The Universe of Keith Haring by Christina Clausen, distributed by Feltrinelli Real Music . It 's a 2007 documentary but I've only seen it on Saturday night, thanks to the Cinema at the MAXXI and now, I would like to see it again . Maybe because I 'm moved by everything, but this documentary is very special : it gets you into the artistic and private life of a boy, who with his passion for graffiti will grow up from subway walls to be called to draw on the walls of the big cities around the world, launching the simpler and stronger message that he could express : "that art is not an elitist activity reserved for the appreciation of a few, art is for everyone and I want to work for it. " Guys, Keith Haring was the most prolific of the entire twentieth century , if you asked him for a sign he made you a mural on the sheet of paper ... where each symbol is a message of love . There are his works everywhere, fortunately something in Italy: in Pisa there is super preserved the mural "Tuttomondo", a peace message, on the wall of the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate! In Rome, where we are very smarte..,there was a graffiti on the base of the Palace of Expositions, but it was canceled in 1992 to clean up the town for the usual political visits, and another one, 6 meters long on the stretch of the A line underground between Flaminio and Lepanto, when the train comes to the surface, on the transparent wall of the Ponte Pietro Nenni . What do you want treasure? Delete everything, isn'it!?! But that's another sad story . Now you just need to ... a good viewing! And you, what do you think ? :)
Keith Haring - adapted from the Deep Space Sparkle blog art lesson and The Keith Haring kids website by Pam Wilkinson Go over the Keith Haring biography http://www.haringkids.com/lessons/envs/live/htdocs/khbio.htm I added a few more facts. 1. Even at age 1 years old, Keith would draw with crayons. 2. Keith loved Walt Disney, Dr. Suess, and Charles Schultz's cartoons (especially Charlie Brown). 3. His subway drawings were done with chalk. He started with pyramids, flying saucers, human figures, winged figures, television sets, animals and babies. 4. Kieth would add rays all around with drawing figures. This became his signature. If possible, have the teacher go to the Keith Haring kids website, http://www.haringkids.com/master_k_life.htm and click on the art link to show some of his work (posters) and flipbooks (the kids loved this). Or go to http://www.keithharingart.com/ to print out some examples before the lesson or have the teacher show some work using their computer/overhead. You might also want to show the kids some picture of the artist http://www.haringkids.com/master_k_life.htm under the Keith link, snapshots/funny friends. Supplies- white paper and markers Using the example from Deep Space Sparkle blog, have the students create action figures drawing. Show them an example of creating the simple action figures. http://deepspacesparkle.blogspot.com/2008/04/keith-haring-rocks.html
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the works on display take viewers through the development of the artist and social activist's iconic visual vocabulary.
Tate Liverpool dedica a Keith Haring una antología que en 2020 viajará a Bruselas y Essen.
