Lives of the Artist: Keith Haring
Part biography, part cultural time capsule, this punchy little book captures the electric energy of Keith Haring—graffiti wunderkind, activist, and art-world iconoclast. From subway chalk drawings to global fame, Lives of the Artists: Keith Haring explores how one bold creative reshaped the meaning of art in public spaces, all before the age of 32.
Written by Simon Doonan, it’s equal parts wit and reverence—a must-read for anyone obsessed with 80s New York, street art, or fearless self-expression. Fits perfectly on your coffee table, in your tote, or as a gift for your coolest friend.
- Hardcover
- 7.35” H x 4.95” W
- 128 Pages
© Keith Haring Foundation. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
To learn more about the Broad collection and this artist, please visit http://www.thebroad.org/art/keith-haring
Part biography, part cultural time capsule, this punchy little book captures the electric energy of Keith Haring—graffiti wunderkind, activist, and art-world iconoclast. From subway chalk drawings to global fame, Lives of the Artists: Keith Haring explores how one bold creative reshaped the meaning of art in public spaces, all before the age of 32.
Written by Simon Doonan, it’s equal parts wit and reverence—a must-read for anyone obsessed with 80s New York, street art, or fearless self-expression. Fits perfectly on your coffee table, in your tote, or as a gift for your coolest friend.
- Hardcover
- 7.35” H x 4.95” W
- 128 Pages
© Keith Haring Foundation. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
To learn more about the Broad collection and this artist, please visit http://www.thebroad.org/art/keith-haring
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Part biography, part cultural time capsule, this punchy little book captures the electric energy of Keith Haring—graffiti wunderkind, activist, and art-world iconoclast. From subway chalk drawings to global fame, Lives of the Artists: Keith Haring explores how one bold creative reshaped the meaning of art in public spaces, all before the age of 32.
Written by Simon Doonan, it’s equal parts wit and reverence—a must-read for anyone obsessed with 80s New York, street art, or fearless self-expression. Fits perfectly on your coffee table, in your tote, or as a gift for your coolest friend.
- Hardcover
- 7.35” H x 4.95” W
- 128 Pages
© Keith Haring Foundation. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
To learn more about the Broad collection and this artist, please visit http://www.thebroad.org/art/keith-haring
