Keith Haring

His own words and artwork follow the evolution of the late artist, from early chalk sketches to massive steel sculptures, in a volume illustrated with previously unpublished drawings from his notebooks

Keith Haring Journals

Alexandra Kolossa

Profiles the life and work of twentieth-century artist Keith Haring, with color reproductions of his work and an overview of the people, places, and events that shaped his methods.

Haring

Heaven and Hell : Museum für Neue Kunst, ZKM Karlsruhe

Henk van der Veen

Elisabeth Sussman

Jellybean

Richard Pandiscio

Renske de Boer

Catalogus bij een expositie van werk van de Amerikaanse beeldend kunstenaar (1958-1990).

K. Haring

Diari

Dance by Keith Haring

"Essential quotations from renowned artist and pop icon Keith Haring"--

Haring-isms

Gathers photos of chalk drawings done by the artist on blank advertising spaces in the New York City subway

Subway Drawings

Art in Transit

Götz Adriani

23.9.2001 - 6.1.2002, Museum für Neue Kunst, ZKM Karlsruhe

Keith Haring, heaven and hell

Ralph Melcher

The American painter and sculptor Keith Haring, who died in 1990, was one of the most popular artists of the 20th century. This work focuses on paintings and drawings from Keith Haring's estate, as well as discussing the icons of his work.

Heaven and Hell

David Galloway

Il diario inedito di un grande maestro della pop art americana, dall'adolescenza fino a poco prima della morte, nel 1990. Queste pagine, corredate da numerosi disegni, non solo raccontano con toccante spontaneità l'evoluzione artistica e personale di Hari

Carlo McCormick

Jeffrey Deitch

Henry Geldzahler

The subway drawings were a seminal part of Keith Haring's work, not only due to their infamy at the time but because of their lasting effect on the public.This reprint of Keith Haring: 31 Subway Drawings, published by No More Rulers in association with Princeton University Press, offers a unique look into Haring's subway drawings. Various essays from art world: Jeffrey Deitch, Carlo McCormick, and Henry Geldzahler, including one written by Haring himself, are interspersed with images of the drawings.

31 Subway Drawings

Presents information about the modern American artist, Keith Haring, along with a number of his pictures accompanied by "stories" about what they depict.

I Wish I Didn't Have to Sleep

Haring’s Manhattan Penis Drawings deliberately eschew eroticism in their repetitive, decorative patterning of male genitalia. The works, made in the late ’70s, interestingly foreshadow the political turn Haring’s work would take in response to the AIDS crisis. The sketches shed light on the concerns that preoccupied Haring during his formative years in the city that would so define his artistic practice—namely, the forging of a direct and immediate visual language and the translation of the personal and political into universal experience. One of the key figures in the New York art world of the 1980s, Keith Haring (1958–1990) created a signature style that blended street art, graffiti, a Pop sensibility, and cartoon elements to unique and memorable effect. With thick black outlines, bright colors, and kinetic figures, his public (and occasionally illegal) interventions, works on canvas, paper and sculptures have become instantly recognizable icons of 20th century visual culture.

Manhattan Penis Drawings for Ken Hicks

Raphaela Platow

This catalogue explores the early, vibrant, experimental years that shaped Haring's work. Beginning with the years when, having first enrolled in the school of Visual Arts in New York City, he started a diligent and vigorous studio practice, and began making public and political art on the city streets, joining an art community outside the institutionalised art system. This catalogue includes drawings and sketchbooks, videos, flyers, posters, photographs and subway drawings, as well as word collages, texts, and diaries. It offers an impression of the artist's manifold maturing process and shows Keith Haring as a philosopher and untiring initiator of artistic and political activities, reflecting his collaboration with other artists, his interest in interdisciplinary aesthetic strategies and the pulsating culture of the time. Published to accompany the exhibition at Kunsthalle Vienna, May 19 September 2010.

1978-1982

Forty dramatic images in full color detail the many various expressions of dance including its energy, gracefulness, and rhythm. 15,000 first printing.

Dance

Whitney Museum of American Art

Published on the occasion of the exhibition Keith Haring' in 1997 at the Whitney Museum of American Art, this is the most magnificent collection of Haring's work currently available. Includes over 200 full colour illustrations including endpapers.'

Images of hearts and lovers figure prominently in Haring's artistic vocabulary--with his most "lovely" images expressing what cannot be said in words. 40 color illustrations.

Love

A book of imagination for the little Nina in all of us. Make a little mess, collect some little snowflakes, and draw the things a little bird might say in this book that asks its owner to make his or her mark on every page. Keith Haring presented Nina’s Book of Little Things to a friend’s daughter on her seventh birthday. Now everybody can enjoy this classic book, back in print in a stylish new edition, featuring a back-page pocket for extra items and a band to keep everything safely stowed.

Keith Haring

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