LEGO Art recreates Keith Haring’s “Dancing Figures” with 1,773 bricks Features five vibrant, customizable figures over 13 inches tall The set allows shared building and wall or flat display One of ...

Albino & Preto collabora con la Keith Haring Foundation per una collezione incentrata sul linguaggio visivo dell’artista La capsule propone capi stampati a forte impatto grafico e un set no-gi che ...

Earlier this week at Gladstone Gallery in New York, partner Caroline Luce was standing in front of a six-foot-tall painting unmistakably by Keith Haring. A conflagration of bodies in rapture, it could ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Chadd Scott covers the intersection of art and travel. Keith Haring at work on the 'A Book Full of Fun' mural at Ernest Horn ...

In just 31 years, cultural icon Keith Haring lived a lot of life. From a cartoon-obsessed child in 1960s small-town Pennsylvania to a graffiti artist in 1980s New York, the artist’s distinctive, ...

Keith Haring’s “Unfinished Painting” is known as a powerful social commentary on the AIDS crisis, which cut short the lives of many people in the gay community, including Haring himself. But years ...

Keith Haring was an artist and a major voice in early HIV/AIDS awareness in the '80s. With his signature visual style, pieces like "Stop AIDS" remain highly recognizable and vital to this day. Keith ...

Graffiti and visual artist Keith Haring photographed with one of his paintings in April 1984. Photo by Jack Mitchell/Getty Images. Keith Haring was a gay artist and activist who became a household ...

The last of the 2025 World Marathon Majors is set to take place on Nov. 2 in New York City. Known for having some of the best crowds and most inspiring participants, the spirit of NYC is strong in ...

Keith Haring, "A Book Full of Fun" (1989), paint on plywood, 71 x 107 x 1 3/4 inches (© Keith Haring Foundation; photo by Tim Schoon, courtesy the Stanley Museum of Art at University of Iowa) Keith ...

In the 1980s, Keith Haring's cartoon-like images were everywhere — from t-shirts and New York City streets to art galleries around the world. His figures of dancers, hearts, babies and dogs remain pop ...