Keith Haring artworks and editions

Keith Haring is considered one of the most influential artists of the pop art and street art movement of the 20th century. His works impress with their iconic symbols, vibrant colors and an expressive formal language that continues to inspire people around the world to this day. Haring created a unique visual language that combines social themes, political messages and universal symbols.

Keith Haring's artistic career began in the 1980s on the streets of New York City, where he first attracted attention with his chalk drawings in subway stations. These “Subway Drawings” quickly became his trademark and made him a pioneer of street art. Using simple but powerful lines, he created figures that burst with energy and created an immediate connection with the viewer.

Haring often addressed social issues in his works. He addressed the fight against racism, the fight for LGBTQ+ rights and the threat of HIV/AIDS, from which he himself died in 1990. His works on AIDS awareness in particular, such as the iconic painting “Silence = Death”, show how he understood art as a means of protest and education. His works convey messages of hope, solidarity and resistance against social injustice.

Keith Haring's style is unmistakable: his figures, including the “Radiant Baby”, dancing people and barking dogs, stand for universal values such as love, joy and freedom. Through the use of clean lines and intense colors, he has created art that is both accessible and profound. His work translates easily to a variety of media, from large-scale murals to posters, T-shirts and sculptures.

In addition to his art in public spaces, Keith Haring has also had great success in galleries and museums. However, he always remained true to his goal of making art accessible to everyone. His “Pop Shop” initiative, in which he sold affordable art objects, was an expression of his commitment to removing art from its elitist context.

Keith Haring's artworks and editions are timeless statements that still address relevant social issues today. In our range you will find an exclusive selection of art prints of his most famous works, such as “Fun Gallery Exhibition 1983” or “Barking Dogs”. All of Keith Haring's pictures can be purchased framed on request.