A Visual Journey Through Keith Haring's Iconic Artworks

Keith Haring, a well-known American artist with roots in the 1980s NYC graffiti culture, is recognised for his iconic, politically and societally significant pop art. His art, which is known for its dynamic images, developed into a visual language. Haring advocated for safe sex and AIDS awareness through the use of sexual allusions in his artwork. The Whitney Biennial was one of the important national and international exhibitions in which he took part. He also produced a large number of public artworks, including vibrant murals and artwork for the subway. He founded the Pop Shop in 1986, broadening his aesthetic appeal.

Given below are 10 artworks by the artist in order to commemorate his life as an artist:

Safe Sex 1988

Keith Haring Safe Sex 1988.
Courtesy: WikiArt
Tour Paris 13

Keith Haring Paris Street Art.
Courtesy: Google Arts and Culture.
Michael Stewart – USA for Africa

Keith Haring Michael Stewart – USA for Africa.
Courtesy: Keith Haring Foundation
Keith and Julia

Keith Haring- Keith and Julia.
Courtesy: Keith Haring Foundation
Montreux

Keith Haring Montreux.
Courtesy: Montreux Jazz Festival
Free South Africa

Keith Haring Free South Africa.
Courtesy: Keith Haring Foundation
Andy Mouse

Keith Haring Andy Mouse.
Courtesy: Amazon
Piglet Goes Shopping

Keith Haring Piglet Goes Shopping.
Courtesy: Keith Haring Foundation
Tuttomondo

Keith Haring Tuttomondo.
Courtesy: Wikipedia
Self Portrait

Keith Haring Self Portrait.
Courtesy: Keith Haring Foundation