A collaboration between Keith Haring and Bill T. Jones — the 1984 Secret Pastures — involved sets, promo cards, and stickers by Haring.
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"There is a community-mindedness with millennials that attracts them to the smaller Rust Belt towns," said Peter Haring, president of Haring Realty in Mansfield, Ohio.
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See a few images from the solo exhibition, Keith Haring.
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"I don't know and I don't care," Mr. Haring said.
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Keith Haring asked me one day how I did it.
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"We are disappointed," said Mr. Vazquez, of the Haring Foundation.
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Two years after the artist's death, the Keith Haring Foundation and Tony Shafrazi Gallery (which gave Haring his first New York solo exhibition in 1982) gifted "Untitled (Figure Balancing on Dog)" (1986) to Kutztown Park.
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But he added that the church hopes it will be put on display in a museum, and that part of the sale may go to the Keith Haring Foundation or a cause Haring cared about.
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But that doesn't mean that the schools are devoid of Haring.
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Artists like Kenny Scharf, Keith Haring, and Jean sprang from that.
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Warhol and Haring and Baldwin — they hadn't happened to me yet.
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One of them, a painting titled "Untitled (Purple Heart)," is on long-term loan from Kay Haring, the artist's sister, who published a children's book about Haring last year titled The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing (2017).
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Reid Stowe once hung out with Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring.
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The collection includes works by Philip Guston, Keith Haring, and Joan Mitchell.
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The scene celebrated Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, and wunderkind Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Famed artist Keith Haring was once just a boy who kept drawing.
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Haring, who was openly gay, died at age 31 from AIDS complications.
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Keith Haring: The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing comes out on Feb.
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A quote from artist Keith Haring is sprawled across Brent Faiyaz's chest.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and More," Through July 103.
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"Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and more," March 19 through July 103.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and more," Through July 10.
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"Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and more," March 19 through July 10.
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Who knows, maybe the ad inspires the next Keith Haring or KAWS.
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These are all fine additions, but the blockbuster inclusion is Keith Haring.
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So, voila, your prayers have been answered with Haring branded marijuana paraphernalia!
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One of our favorite artist's here at THUMP UK is Keith Haring!
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In addition to her son, Theodore, Ms. Haring is survived by two daughters, Lauren Biyiasas Eltoukhy and Christina Biyiasas Hudson; three brothers, David, Brian and Fred; her parents, Maryanne Magoon and Robert Haring; and her companion, Tom Kozik.
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Mr. Honschar, 210, is a street artist who sees himself following in the footsteps of the 1980s darling Keith Haring, except that when Mr. Haring started working in the subway, he drew on the paper covering empty advertising panels.
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Haring and New York were a 1980s love affair canonized by art history.
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The style is unmistakably Haring, even in its almost R. Crumb–like lewdness.
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"She had a bad feeling about him," says Halbach's longtime friend, Gina Haring.
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She gyrates atop a headless mannequin, also patterned with a Keith Haring design.
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This uncertainty has been a point of contention for the Keith Haring Foundation.
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I really love this Cure album and Keith Haring was OK, I guess.
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He then adds red highlights that make those bodies resemble Keith Haring illustrations.
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Much like Mr. Haring, Mr. Goncalves uses happy things to address serious subjects.
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He had been more or less abducted by the Haring, Scharf, Basquiat set.
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Haring came to paint on the same night as a Grace House program.
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"For people working in those cities, they are sacrificing drive time," Haring said.
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There used to be quite a few original Haring artworks lingering around Kutztown's schools.
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The interior is simple: white subway tiles, brick, and zany Keith Haring-esque artwork.
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Left: A Keith Haring balloon makes its way down the parade route in 2008.
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Haring traveled to Amsterdam in 1986 for a solo show at the Stedelijk Museum.
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Keith Haring began coming in, as did Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Calvin Klein.
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And yet, it's important to note that Haring died not long after finishing it.
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"We're more likely to hire a chemical engineer than an MBA," Haring-Smith said.
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Haring died in 1990 of AIDS; his works regularly sell in the low millions.
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The drawings were made in the late 21980s, when Haring was in his early 22016s.
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Keith Haring created his "Once Upon a Time" bathroom mural after his diagnosis of AIDS.
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His daughter, the executive director of the Keith Haring Foundation, is his only immediate survivor.
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Where Basquiat and Keith Haring seemed shy showmen, Ramm came across as a nutty professor.
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JE: One of my favorite places in New York City is the Keith Haring Bathroom.
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He encountered artists like Keith Haring and Andy Warhol when they stopped in for haircuts.
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"It doesn't make vaccines, but makes vaccine manufacturing more cheap and efficient," says Haring-Smith.
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The expanded galleries that house that Haring and the contemporary stuff feel unending, a labyrinth.
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Already there are Keith Haring stickers, Cookie Monster stickers, Super Mario stickers and many more.
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For late Pop artist Keith Haring, the former was Kutztown; the latter was New York City.
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A new book of Haring's work, published recently by Nieves Books, reveals this side of Haring.
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Kay Haring hopes children get three major lessons from the book and Keith's life: Think big.
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Keith Haring stands in front of part of the Berlin Wall that he painted in 1986.
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There are cameos by demimonde celebrities like Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, John Waters and Jim Jarmusch.
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"I got to see the Rolling Stones when they first came to America," Mr. Haring said.
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Dua Lipa is wiggling her "dancing thumbs," decorated with delicate Keith Haring drawings, in my face.
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"You can't wear it in the same way you'd wear a Keith Haring shirt," DinéYazhi´ says.
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Poet W.H. Auden, novelist Christopher Isherwood, and artist Keith Haring all counted themselves guests or residents.
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It is a similar situation for Keith Haring, who painted on buildings both legally and illegally.
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When I go to the Modern or the Whitney, I see Keith Haring and Robert Mapplethorpe.
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What does Dr. Haring think must happen before wraparound eyewear becomes the norm for young athletes?
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To anyone familiar with Haring's larger body of work — beyond Uniqlo's ersatz Pop Shop, Sesame Street, and generally misplaced 1980s New York nostalgia — the question "Was Keith Haring married?" or even "Was Keith Haring gay?" are like that old line about the religion of the pope.
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Haring told TODAY she was "pretty surprised" upon learning her Blockbuster would be the last one standing.
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Keith Haring, on the same sidewalk almost 20 years later, doesn't wonder at jewelry but at cock.
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Visuals artists he admires are Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Mark Gonzales, Michael Sieben, Ed Templeton, and Picasso.
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Haring and colleagues analyzed data from more than 90,000 U.S. participants in the Women's Health Initiative study.
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Here, we imagine Keith Haring, Tina Chow, Alvin Ailey and Perry Ellis as they might have been.
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Did you know Keith Haring brought Andy Warhol as a date to Madonna and Sean Penn's wedding?
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Look at Mija haring down steep inclines, or along city streets, in pursuit of the travelling beast.
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For me, it's the same excitement as the first time I saw a Basquiat or Keith Haring.
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Sitting at the center of the exhibition's floor is a large gold and blue pyramid by Haring.
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One interviewee posits that death turned out to be a good career move for Basquiat and Haring.
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Tynan Hooker-Haring, 31, a musician and stagehand, gave up his seat so they could sit together.
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Some of the names are famous: Julian Schnabel, David Salle, Eric Fischl, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring.
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Galit Eilat was appointed the 21920–22017 recipient of the Keith Haring Fellowship in Art and Activism.
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The disco at Studio 54 teems with characters from Warhol's milieu: Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, Basquiat, Keith Haring.
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Though his laminated life story is carefully encased behind glass, the general attitude toward Haring doesn't seem devotional.
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"I was bringing back the Haring to its original state," said Hunnicutt during a phone call with Hyperallergic.
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Throughout his career, he has collaborated with the likes of Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorpe, and the Sex Pistols.
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Then there was Andres Serrano's "Piss Christ," and, in 1990, Keith Haring dead of AIDS at thirty-one.
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It included work by two artists who were close to Mr. Scharf: Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Haring is something of a playful ghost in the room, and his mural is so celebratory and sexual.
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"The public is in such a mood that they're willing to give on a lot," Haring told me.
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Ms. Haring continued to compete until recently, including in a tournament in November at the Sacramento Chess Club.
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He has a Haring-inspired tattoo on his right bicep, featuring one of the artist's trademark cartoonlike figures.
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Haring was baptized at St. John's United Church of Christ on December 28, 1958, by Reverend Bruce D. Hatt.
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Two Haring artworks are generally on permanent view at the Reading Public Museum (also a short drive from Kutztown).
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A recently closed exhibition at the museum, Keith Haring: Symbolic Gestures, displayed some of the artist's very early works.
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Keith Haring: The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing celebrates the lasting impact of the artist's life, art and activism.
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And a return to pop art and irony, with Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf and that East Village crowd.
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" Mnuchin denied the allegations during his confirmation haring, saying he was "committed to loan modifications intended to stop foreclosures.
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The work of famed artists like Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat once decorated the New York's unpolished streets.
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Keith Haring is the one artist shared with the Bronx show; otherwise we're in a whole other multicultural universe.
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There is a reason the man's portrait has been painted by the likes of Warhol, Basquiat and Keith Haring.
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Want to make a mural of dancing dogs in the style of Keith Haring on a city street corner?
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Ms. Haring married Peter Biyiasas, a Canadian grandmaster, in 19733 after her marriage to Bill Orton ended in divorce.
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In hindsight, maybe pairing Haring with Ancient Egyptian art is an obvious juxtaposition for any transhistorically-minded art nerd.
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"We focus today on investing in the technologies that enable tomorrow's industries," Haring-Smith said of the firm's thesis.
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This year, the Pavilion of Art and Design includes works by Keith Haring, Joaquim Tenreiro, René Magritte and more.
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In the late '70s and early '80s, Haring made a habit of drawing cartoon penises inspired by the city.
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Haring said sport-related eye injuries should be addressed on a school level, as well as on a policy level.
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It is Haring himself — where he came from and all that he emanated, from Kutztown to New York, and beyond.
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Stay with me here because there were moments when the haring went from circus light to a complete side show.
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Desi walked the runway category that evening in a beautiful handmade Keith Haring–inspired costume created by his mother, Wendylou.
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At the School of Visual Arts, Haring developed his eponymous bold-lined figures, accompanied by even bolder, activism-tinged mantras.
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The Clarisonic brush has developed a strong fan base among skin-care enthusiasts, acne sufferers, and Keith Haring fans alike.
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"We had recognized that Keith Haring was one of the first to create these public art walls," Ms. Srebnick said.
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ZS: What is so significant about showing this work in the Keith Haring Bathroom at the Center and Housing Works?
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"I remember Keith [Haring] curated a show, and a lot of heavy-duty art world people came in," recalls Holliday.
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On each floor are racks with magazines and art books about male artists including Ai Weiwei, Keith Haring and Basquiat.
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Then again, all but one of the lots (a £800,000 Keith Haring at Sotheby's) found buyers, almost exclusively by telephone.
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"The murals never were preplanned or sketched out," said Gil Vazquez, acting director and president of the Keith Haring Foundation.
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LeadingRE member Haring Realty has listed a three-bedroom Victorian home in Mansfield, Ohio, with an asking price of $39,900.
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Some, such as Keith Haring, used loud slogans such as "Silence=Death" to call for political action on the AIDS crisis.
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The numbers would be higher if visits for urgent care facilities, ophthalmologists or other physicians were taken into account, said Haring.
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Recently added are prints by Kara Walker and an important painting by Keith Haring, two artists whose narrative acuity is indisputable.
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He and I had dinner every night, and a stream of our friends, including Keith Haring and Debbie Harry, would join.
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Keith Haring, a superstar artist of the 80s and now a household name, knew the power of a strong aesthetic voice.
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Ellen Haring, a West Point graduate and retired Army colonel, is the chief executive officer of the Service Women's Action Network.
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This gift set focuses on Keith Haring, but there are more options to choose from, including some inspired by Andy Warhol.
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Other Warhols in the same room depict the artists Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring and the drag queen Wilhelmina Ross.
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A series of artists were commissioned to depict Absolut bottles, from Keith Haring (his ad is pictured above) to Andy Warhol.
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The shop has Keith Haring-style graffiti and counter seating: 375° Fries, 124 Ludlow Street (Rivington Street), 646-682-7578, 375fries.com.
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Tattoo Inspiration Designers like Vivienne Westwood and Jean-Paul Gaultier are his heroes, but Mr. Goncalves's artistic muse is Keith Haring.
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Later, she worked for Willi Smith, a lover of bright color who collaborated with artists like Barbara Kruger and Keith Haring.
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It was like I'd never looked at Haring, or noticed how his work feels naïve and skillful at the same time.
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Ukraine is "incredibly frustrated, I'm sure," Melinda Haring, a Ukraine expert at the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington, told me.
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The book features work by Mr. Chow regulars, including Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Julian Schnabel, Ed Ruscha, and Keith Haring.
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Here, Haring envisions the city as a kingdom of phalluses: he transforms Manhattan's churches, skyscrapers, and fire hydrants into architectural penises.
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A "Kutztown Connection" poster, created by Haring at James Carroll's request to benefit the New Arts Program, is also in the collection.
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Next to it is "Jonathan" (2018), which depicts his cousin seated in a chair, his Keith Haring T-shirt in full view.
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For the occasion, she sported a crop top patterned with Haring&aposs famous dancing figures that matched the backdrop at the event.
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In the Netherlands haring must be lightly salted for preservation but otherwise raw, dipped in minced onion and accompanied with a pickle.
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Its goals mirrored what fine artists like Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, and Rodney Allen Greenblat were doing on those same downtown blocks.
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On Technology A few years ago, the Brooklyn Museum put on a Keith Haring exhibition, with a focus on his early career.
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I'm not condoning law breaking, but would we would be better off without the works of Keith Haring and Jean-Michael Basquiat?
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So I knew Atom Moore, who is this great character in the watch world, had this crazy collection of Keith Haring Swatches.
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The selections (including work from Keith Haring, lesser-known street artists and her own grandmother) are reproductions from Adlon's real-life collection.
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"I thought, oh my goodness, what happened to it?" she said in a telephone interview, adding that she had long admired Haring.
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"This is the actual phone that Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf used in 1979 when they were talking together," the dealer says.
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Tseng, a fixture at downtown nightspots like Club 57, appears throughout the ecstatic diaries of Keith Haring, whose subway paintings Tseng captured.
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A Keith Haring mural in Amsterdam was re-exposed to the public after being covered up by insulation panels for 29 years.
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Keith Haring, perhaps the most famous 1980s pop and graffiti artist to come out of New York's downtown scene, knew this well.
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And, being that it's the Keith Haring Foundation, framed work by the artist abounds on the walls and even adorns the furniture.
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Haring is often celebrated for his black-and-white chalk drawings and painted murals that notably appeared on New York City subway walls.
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"It wasn't in his nature to recreate the same thing twice," said Gil Vazquez, acting director and president of the Keith Haring Foundation.
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Phillips' Editions and Works on Paper sale totaled at $6,678,500, moving pieces by Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Alex Katz, Roy Lichtenstein, and others.
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Lots of downtown artists like Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf were mixing with musicians, and it was just a very cross-pollinated scene.
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From Alfred Stieglitz's photographs to Edward Hopper's realism to the ephemeral graffiti of Keith Haring—the city has been immortalized through countless mediums.
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Those programmes feature extensive codes haring agreements, access to a network of waiting lounges and the ability to redeem points on partner flights.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Greedily, we wonder what else he might have created," Keith Haring stated after Jean-Michel Basquiat's death.
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Sotheby's sued collector Anatole Shagalov for allegedly failing to honor his $6.5 million winning bid for a Keith Haring painting in May 20183.
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The club's metal street sign is here, along with some theme-dance fliers, and a mash-note drawing of Levan by Keith Haring.
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And a 40-foot Keith Haring mural was uncovered in Amsterdam after almost three decades, following a campaign by a Dutch graffiti artist.
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It informs my collection because so many of the greatest artists in our country died of AIDS — Mapplethorpe, Haring, David Wojnarowicz, Peter Hujar.
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"It's a predicament in the art world right now," Mr. Eccles, who is also on the board of the Keith Haring Foundation, said.
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"We started in early 2016 with a focus on venture capital and early-stage private equity," says firm managing partner Whitney Haring-Smith.
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The gallery director describes Oiwa's dome as "Yayoi Kusama meets Keith Haring meets Salvador Dali," but none of these comparisons feel quite right.
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There is the energetic playfulness of Keith Haring, the spare elegance of Henri Matisse and, of course, the rearranged abstractions of Pablo Picasso.
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In particular, she photographed her "nonbiological family," which included Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Stephen Sprouse and her one-time boyfriend Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Without further ado: + A Keith Haring mural, painted on the walls of an old convent, is at risk of being torn down by developers.
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Haring had a solo exhibition there in the fall of 1987, and drove a truckload of artwork over from New York with his partner.
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Haring was known for inserting his work into the urban landscape of New York City without authorization, tagging subways and buildings quickly and surreptitiously.
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A major problem with research into this piece of pottery is the lack of texts written in Semitic dating back 3,400 years, Haring said.
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AS THE DEADLINE for Britain's departure from the European Union approaches, with an exit deal still elusive, MPs are haring off in every direction.
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Haring was a noted graffiti and visual pop artist in the 1980s, using his art to address a range of social and political issues.
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Verdict: Those must be some pretty weak works by Haring, Matisse, Chagall, Miró, and company if they barely add up to $250,000 in value.
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She pushes the plot in shocking directions, and she has done her research: Keith Haring, Jeff Koons and Jean-Michel Basquiat all make cameos.
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Richard Hambleton was a peer of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring who, despite extensive media coverage at the time, has been largely forgotten.
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Haring visited the city for a solo exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 1986, four years before his death from an AIDS-related illness.
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While the fair flaunts artworks by well-known artists, like David Hockney and Keith Haring, it's also an excellent place to discover new names.
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In the decades at Grace House, a Catholic youth center on Manhattan's Upper West Side, the image was a tag: Keith Haring was here.
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His reputation as an expert skyrocketed a few years ago when he proved a painting by New York pop artist Keith Haring was real.
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That article also reported that there was a scuffle involving a Keith Haring sculpture, and wrangling over the ownership of the couple's Manhattan townhouse.
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A faded Robert Motherwell print might have hung above the printer, say, or a Keith Haring print over the couch where the interns sat.
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It's a checkered ring designed by Asao Tokolo, a Japanese artist known for his geometric, black-and-white, almost Keith Haring-like works of art.
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When Haring published his "hlhm" finding in 2015, he published it as a suggestion — even he wasn't convinced of his own discovery at the time.
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We are grateful to the families and foundations of Alvin Ailey, Tina Chow, Perry Ellis and Keith Haring for their gracious support of this story.
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The auction record for a work by Haring was set in 2017, with the $6.5 million sale of Untitled, a large-scale tarp, at Sotheby's.
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Haring is also a senior fellow and director of the Combat Integration Initiative at Women in International Security and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
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Keith Haring is the perfect example of an artist who succeeded, and that was a theme that ran through the era: art for the masses.
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I mean, can you imagine if you lived in New York in the early '80s, being around Warhol and Jean Michel Basquiat or Keith Haring.
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Twenty related paintings and drawings by Basquiat accompany works by Andy Warhol, David Hammons, and Keith Haring' on whose studio wall Basquiat originally commemorated Stewart.
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"No one ever expects to be blinded by a line drive or lose vision from a layup, but these things happen every year," Haring said.
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Salutes to the rough glories of the period's downtown scene begin with wallpaper, by Keith Haring, printed with linear webs made in his sprightly style.
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Drawn years before Haring was diagnosed with HIV in 1988, they're a light, playful version of his then-controversial pop celebration of gay male sexuality.
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During its December 20183 sale, Manza Gallery auctioned off 20 other alleged works, which included drawings by Keith Haring, Lee Krasner, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, the Peterson Automotive Museum will have on display a 1971 Land Rover Series 3 painted by Keith Haring in 1983.
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There are items from their famous and beloved insulated Heattech line (yes, under $10) and adorable graphic tees from their collaborations with Pixar and Keith Haring.
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"In basketball, people are jumping, and it could be a lot of elbows or fingers, whereas in baseball, it's going to be a baseball," Haring said.
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His work betrays his influences—such as Edvard Munch's haunted faces, Weimar-era expressionist grotesquerie and the anthropomorphic dogs of Keith Haring—but never pastiches them.
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This summer, NYC Parks and the Keith Haring Foundation commissioned two artists to refurbish and repaint the mural, and it reopened to the public this Saturday.
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Haring agreed, producing a two-sided mural this time, spelling his anti-drug message on both faces of the court wall and altering the original imagery.
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Basquiat convinced him to move to New York to pursue his art seriously, and his paintings were collected early on by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring.
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He was living in a loft on Broome Street, he partied with Keith Haring at Danceteria, and he got written up in a Japanese art magazine.
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Existing Gear S2 users will be able to buy new bands and install new watch faces featuring artwork from Keith Haring, Jean-Michael Basquiat and others.
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Not that there isn't attractive work here, though too much of it carries a celebrity name: Ross Bleckner, Robert Gober, Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andres Serrano.
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Do buildings that can have the paint washed off of them matter more than the budding creativity that could belong to a new Basquiat or Haring?
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"There's been a desire for a new face for a long time," Melinda Haring, a Ukraine expert at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC, told me.
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A tuft of fuchsia hair curled from under a spandex headdress with fabric-covered cylinders lined up in a row, like a Keith Haring-inspired Mohawk.
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In an upstairs apartment above his workshop, the shelves are lined with art books, including those highlighting pop-art icons like Andy Warhol and Keith Haring.
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The Keith Haring Foundation has finally realized its perfect demographic: people who like art, people who smoke pot, and people with a desire for designer paraphernalia.
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Then came the 1980s and a generation of young painters, like Julian Schnabel, David Salle, Eric Fischl, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, and everything changed.
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He was a child prodigy in the NYC art scene by the early 1980s, eventually befriending and collaborating with Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, among others.
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Long before Banksy's vivid and satirical street art, and even the graffiti work of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, there was street artist Richard Hambleton.
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The museum in nearby Allentown (a half-hour drive from Kutztown) has nine Haring works in its permanent collection, one gifted during the artist's lifetime in 1986.
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"The sooner you can get the eye flushed and the longer you can flush it, the better the odds are of protecting your child's vision," Haring said.
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Read on to shop for t-shirts, pins, hats, and even sex toys that support LGBTQ organizations like The Trevor Project, GLAAD, and the Keith Haring Foundation.
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Artists went to clubs — Keith Haring, Zoe Leonard, and David Wojnarowicz all even worked at Danceateria at one point — played in bands, even stepped behind the turntables.
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Granted, manis modeled after fine art aren't anything new: We've seen Monet lilies, Van Gogh stars, and even Keith Haring figures painted on fingertips in the past.
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There were videos of Haring at work, feverishly painting his way across an enormous scroll, and a room filled with drawings he illegally chalked in subway stations.
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Would Rihanna have appeared in head-to-toe monochrome patterns for "Rude Boy" had Jones not been naked and painted by Keith Haring all those years ago?
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An immediate step is to keep household cleaners up high much like prescription drugs, not under a sink at eye level for little people, Dr. Haring said.
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This means parents need to be vigilant, both at home and when kids are playing team sports, Haring, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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That same year, Ms. Haring played in the United States Women's Championship, finishing second to Mona May Karff; it was the best result of Ms. Haring's career.
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Over the course of a day in March, Haring painted a monumental hybrid creature — part dog, part fish — with one of Haring's signature figures riding the beast.
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Anzu Partners writes checks in the $3 million to $8 million range and follows that capital with commitments of up to $15 million, according to Haring-Smith.
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Anzu operates from offices in Tampa, San Diego, Washington and Boston, and Haring-Smith believes that the geographic diversity gives the company a leg up on deals.
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The characters he brought to life were quintessential Haring — the barking dog, a person with a corkscrew torso, conjoined figures with a hole in their shared chest.
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"You had Keith Haring and [Jean-Michel] Basquiat — people forget that they were graffiti artists and they would sell for tens of millions of dollars," he said.
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"There's not an aspect of your life that this wouldn't touch," said Haring, a researcher with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the University of Lugano.
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There were desks that he drew on — probably much to the chagrin of his teachers then, and the delight of whomever has absconded with an early Haring now.
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What if the former Basquiat and Haring confidante delved into a side hustle promoting avant garde visual artists, helping them translate their talent into the mainstream art world?
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But beware — if your argument really just comes back to protecting your campaign donors, as is usually the case with ride-sharing, homes-haring, worker classification rules, etc.
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In exhibitions, Jones is often looked at through the lens of her white male collaborators: Keith Haring, Richard Bernstein, Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Jean-Paul Goude, especially.
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From 1978 to 1993, he photographed art stars like Robert Mapplethorpe, Keith Haring, Peter Hujar, and Annie Sprinkle, along with Warhol Superstars like Holly Woodlawn, and International Chrysis.
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That blank space was the vacuum he made the mistake of trying to fill — without doing anything as Haring-like as first pasting up a sheet of paper.
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Even if you're not an avid Grace Jones fan, chances are you've come across her most famous photographs shot by Keith Haring, Andy Warhol and Jean-Paul Goude.
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And the work of Haring, who died of AIDS in 1990, and Mr. Scharf has been showcased in the same School of Visual Arts classrooms they once mocked.
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"I made this painting to amuse the sick children in this hospital, now and in the future," the American artist Keith Haring wrote in his diary in 1987.
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But by that point, the mural's existence and Haring's summons had become public knowledge, and the Parks Department commissioner, lamenting its effacement, asked Haring if he would repaint it.
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But in the 211s, Mr. Stowe was a striving artist in the downtown New York art scene, hanging out in the same circles as Keith Haring and Julian Schnabel.
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If you plan to use a rides-haring service like Lyft or Uber, estimate fare costs ahead of time by using the fare estimate tools built within those apps.
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"In the 80s and 90s, I never thought that graffiti art would become part of popular culture," says Cheriel, referring to the mainstream success of artists like Keith Haring.
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Later, as Basquiat begins to doubt the point of his artistic pursuits, he laments to Keith Haring, the two figures seated on a curb against a solid red backdrop.
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And a third turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (19893-2014), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (1939-2017), Keith Haring (1958-90) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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And a third turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (1920-2014), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (94933-2017), Keith Haring (1958-90) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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And a third turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (1920-6163), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (1939-2017), Keith Haring (1958-90) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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Haring had been arrested several times in the '80s for putting up posters in New York subways, so Loughrey petitioned the NYPD for a copy of the artist's fingerprints.
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"There's been a desire for a new face for a long time," Melinda Haring, a Ukraine expert at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC, told me before the election.
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In other works, such as "Game" (1966–67), human figures drawn in outline are brightly colored or surrounded by radiating lines, in a manner later made famous by Keith Haring.
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"Our results provide assurance that widely recommended eating patterns do not increase the risk of fractures," said lead study author Dr. Bernhard Haring of the University of Wurzburg in Germany.
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The museum offered the exterior wall of its art storage facility, and Haring set to work, completing the 40-foot-tall mural in a single, chilly day in March 1986.
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The mural, rendered in white paint that pops against the red brick wall, depicts an enormous fish-dog hybrid figure with a more characteristic Haring figure riding on its back.
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The mural, though cut into individual segments around the 13 Haring figures — his radiant baby, the barking dog, sharp-lined dancers making their way upstairs — was sold as one work.
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The Church of the Ascension owns the building that was once leased to Grace House, the youth organization where Haring came to paint after befriending some of the center's members.
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"Sports-related eye injuries can be quite serious," said Dr. R. Sterling Haring, a doctoral researcher at Johns Hopkins and the University of Lugano in Switzerland, who led the study.
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Others includes the artists Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Fab 5 Freddy (Fred Brathwaite) and David Wojnarowicz; the D.J.s Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa and Jellybean Benitez; the young Run-D.
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In footage shot during Madonna's 1990 "Blond Ambition" tour, the star stops her concert to speak about the death, just a few weeks earlier, of her close friend Keith Haring.
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Its art critics — including Peter Schjeldahl, John Perreault and Roberta Smith — had front-row seats to Warhol, Basquiat, Koons and Haring, and themselves became towering figures in the art world.
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Works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Elizabeth Catlett are part of the collection, with other galleries devoted to old master paintings and ancient Byzantine, Islamic and African art.
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This 80-year-old poet, artist and activist had been a muse of Andy Warhol's and has hosted dinner parties with friends like Patti Smith, Robert Mapplethorpe and Keith Haring.
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Artists such as Keith Haring, Felix Gonzalez-Torres and the collective General Idea made highly visible pieces about loss, inserting AIDS into public spaces, advertisements and even mass-produced apparel.
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Up Next Age 29 Hometown San Francisco Now Lives A two-bedroom apartment on Chrystie Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan where Keith Haring lived in the 1980s.
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These works are hung on walls covered with Haring's black-and-white graffiti figure patterns — as well known as Mr. Schnabel's plates — along with an untitled and unusual Haring piece.
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Mr den Haring says its software can use behavioural patterns to detect when people want to change communication channels so even if their communication goes offline it leaves "breadcrumbs" behind.
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The Houston Bowery Wall was made famous during the late 1970s, when Keith Haring painted an original mural on it as a gift to the surrounding neighborhood of lower Manhattan.
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"Obviously, the only place to go was New York," Haring told his biographer, John Gruen, of his decision to leave commercial art school in Pittsburgh for the east coast art capital.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On the second floor of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center on West 21978th Street in Manhattan is a lesser-known Keith Haring masterpiece.
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Kay Haring said the project began to take shape more than a decade ago — but it took time to create a short story that would embody Keith's extensive generosity and kindness.
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Over the past five years, Brooklyn drag has become a synonym for avant-garde drag, the scrappy punk rock child of Leigh Bowery and Lady Bunny, of RuPaul and Keith Haring.
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Every room is adorned with Hilfiger's private art collection: tens of millions of dollars worth of rare pieces created by modern masters including Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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"It's Keith Haring meets Bedouin art," Khaled Samawi, the founder of Ayyam Gallery, said of the paintings of the late Syrian artist Moustafa Fathi, whose estate is represented by the gallery.
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Starting June 14, "Our Blood Can Save Them" will be installed inside the Center's Keith Haring Bathroom and inside the window displays of participating Housing Works shops across New York City.
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A. R. Penck takes this pictographic style further in "Plato, Sokrates und Aristoteles – 6" (1996), which is made up of Keith Haring-esque bold black lines on an off-white background.
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Eventually, it would become an incubator for the artwork of Klaus Nomi, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat, as well as a stage hosting the likes of Madonna and Cyndi Lauper.
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For this exhibition, there are no nods to Keith Haring or Jean-Michel Basquiat, widely known graffiti-adjacent artists who Mr. Ket believes are not part of the form's true history.
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In 1989, a year after Basquiat's death, at twenty-seven, from a heroin overdose, Haring had a decorator put it into a fancy gilt frame and hung it above his bed.
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Novy has spent an enormous amount of time documenting the unofficial founding members of today's burgeoning movement, like Keith Haring, who passed away from AIDS in 1990 at the age of 31.
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And speaking of, West has rocked intricately shaved designs like this one before, including one that recalled the art of Keith Haring, and a rather elegant swirl design for the 2005 Grammys.
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Photo: David Haring"[Gunnell] wrote to me via email, and said, 'there's no way these things are bats,'" study author Erik Seiffert, a paleontologist at the University of Southern California, told Gizmodo.
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To my American, art history dilettante eye, his work looked like a mix of Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat, but it's really part of a tradition that predates both those artists.
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" Peterson explains that the title of Lives Through Magic is adapted from a quote by NYC artist Keith Haring: "Drawing is still basically the same as it has been since prehistoric times.
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From selecting the types of border frames (there's a new Keith Haring one that's to die for) to the suspense of waiting for your photo to develop, the entire analog experience entrances.
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"I should've had my Trump hat on — it's back at the house," said Mr. Haring, who acknowledged that his political leanings might put him out of step with the Desert Trip crowd.
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"Wearing appropriate protective eyewear (not just sunglasses) can mean the difference between great vision and near-blindness, and it couldn't be more appropriate than in air gun sports," Haring said by email.
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Beneath the whimsy, serious connections were being made among designers like Anna Sui and Jasper Conran and artists, including Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, whose works decorated the building's upper floor.
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Ms. Burton, who has served as Keith Haring director and curator of education and public engagement at the New Museum in New York since 2013, will be succeeding Sherri Geldin in March.
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The artist Jan Rothuizen, who knew Haring, described stopping to see the work's progress and witnessing the American artist struggling in the cold to get the paint to hold to the brick.
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Tiona Nekkia McClodden was selected as the fifth recipient of the Keith Haring Fellowship in Art and Activism by the Center for Curatorial Studies and the Human Rights Project at Bard College.
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His "Life of Christ" triptych — the last work he created before his death — was donated in 2003 by the Haring Foundation to the Saint-Eustache church in the center of the city.
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By coincidence, art collectors Don and Mera Rubell, who had helped launch the careers of Keith Haring and Jeff Koons, admired Young's work at a friend's house and dropped by his studio.
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If you like Keith Haring, big, bouncy bass music, and, well, fun, we're pretty certain that this'll slip down even easier than the sixth eggnog down the local Wetherspoons after work tonight.
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It can be as simple as a black eye or as serious a fracture of bones surrounding the eye, said Dr. R. Sterling Haring, lead author of the study, published in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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This means that when scholars analyze the words, they have to use Semitic texts from later periods to understand them, even though their meanings could have been different 3,400 years ago, Haring said.
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Oregon-based collector Nira Levine is suing the owners of the Lower East Side's Woodward Gallery for allegedly duping her into overpaying for works by Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, Keith Haring, and others.
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The Public Art Fund has enlisted industry titans like Sol LeWitt, Keith Haring, and Tony Oursler to create large-scale sculptures that further their iconic imagery, but Shrigley zigs where everyone else zags.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last week, a mural Keith Haring painted in Amsterdam in 1986 was re-exposed to the public after being covered up by insulation panels for 29 years.
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A trailer containing artworks by Henri Matisse, Marc Chagall, Joan Miró, Keith Haring, and other goods cumulatively worth some $250,000 was stolen from an industrial park in the Chatsworth area of Los Angeles.
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She dated Dolph Lundgren, roomed with Jessica Lange and Jerry Hall, was buddies with artists like Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, and remains an icon of pop, fashion, film, and the LGBTQ community.
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It took Keith Haring one evening in the early 1980s — and zero planning — to paint an 85-foot mural up the walls of a Catholic youth center stairwell on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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Her name might conjure up the radical visual collaborations between herself and Jean-Paul Goude, Andy Warhol or Keith Haring, in which she used her body like bold, abstract paint on a canvas.
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But it was Halep who wowed the fans, haring across the turf to whip a superb backhand on her way to a second break which she sealed with a flashing backhand return winner.
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Haring learned he was infected with H.I.V. in 1988 and died two years later at the age of 31, having had his work already featured in more than 100 group and solo exhibitions.
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Keith Haring, con sus icónicas figuras que se tapaban los ojos, los oídos y la boca, acompañadas de los mensajes "ignorancia = miedo" y "silencio = muerte", trató de llamar la atención de los políticos.
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It is part of the quiet empire run by Bon Yagi, a native of Japan who started out in the 1980s with an East Village diner frequented by Keith Haring and Andy Warhol.
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When Haring hit his artistic stride in New York, Carroll invited him back to exhibit at the New Arts Program on the ground floor of a two-story brick building on West Main Street.
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The artist envisions a kind of parallel universe to ours, populated with "bugs"(the virus) and the rigid geometry of the retro virus pills, as well as icons like Keith Haring and Alistair Crowley.
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Others, like Ford, openly embrace the idea of cars that could be operated without either a steering wheel or pedals, at least for use in rides-haring and other commercial self-driving car applications.
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"Most of these sports, such as basketball and baseball, involve only incidental contact with other players; with air guns, however, the entire point is to shoot a small projectile at another player," Haring added.
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Ms. Haring, the standout in a family of chess players, was chosen for the women's national team for the 1974 Chess Olympiad, a biennial tournament in which teams from all over the world compete.
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A 40-foot Keith Haring mural was uncovered last week in Amsterdam after almost three decades behind insulation panels, following a campaign by the Dutch graffiti artist Aileen Middel, known as Mick La Rock.
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Models included Madonna and Iman wearing denim that had been embellished by Paloma Picasso, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Andy Warhol (Warhol had also modeled for print ads for the store in 22019).
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There's an untitled Keith Haring I don't recall ever seeing before, a manic tangle of black on white paper, the ink still seemingly dripping though the poor man has been dead almost three decades.
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Haring first met James Carroll, the founder of this local art nonprofit and a Kutztown University professor, as a child when they were both congregants of St. John's United Church of Christ (one block away).
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But thankfully, on the opposite side of the exhibition entrance, the Haring wall takes a grittier turn with Jean-Michel Basquiat's "LNAPRK" (1982), a graffitied, scrawled, and distressed canvas sporting grotesque heads and musical notes.
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Screaming in the Streets features pieces by household names like Keith Haring and Nan Goldin, as well as ephemera from queer "radical spaces" popular at the time like the Gaiety, The Club Baths and Danceteria.
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She writhes, crawls, drags her long fingernails across her body, and eventually lifts up her sleeves and draws down a zipper, revealing a spiraled metal bra and her whole body painted in recognizable Haring patterns.
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Stops at Old St. Patrick's Cathedral, 19th-century "disorderly houses" and the Haughwout Building help to explain this transition — as do sites associated with President Theodore Roosevelt, Keith Haring, Jane Jacobs and the Black Hand.
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He often played against Mr. Biyiasas, at one point beating him in 17 straight blitz games, but he also played Ms. Haring, removing one of his pawns at the start to give himself a handicap.
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"Dreams of a Sleeping World" doesn't use optical illusions to create an infinite space, and his surreal landscapes painted in black ink are simultaneously too detailed to echo Haring and too minimal to match Dali.
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Mr. Basquiat painted it directly onto Keith Haring's studio wall; it would have been lost had Mr. Haring not cut it out and set it like a masterpiece in the ornate frame it still inhabits.
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His eclectic output of photographs, video, performance art, and conceptual objects never achieved the ubiquity or critical breakthrough of David Wojnarowicz, Keith Haring, Mark Morrisroe, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, or other artists of the AIDS era.
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Most of these burns happened in the home, where kids are playing with the brightly colored packets, "wondering if they're toys, if they're candy," said the lead researcher, Dr. R. Sterling Haring of Johns Hopkins University.
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" Mr. Gruen was the author of more than a dozen books, including several authorized biographies: "The Private World of Leonard Bernstein"; "Menotti"; "Erik Bruhn, Danseur Noble," a life of the Danish ballet star; and "Keith Haring.
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While other sports like basketball, baseball and softball accounted for more injuries overall, air gun injuries are completely preventable, said lead study author Dr. Sterling Haring, a public health researcher at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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In many ways it feels like a scrapbook you'd make while in college, documenting your life and that of your friends, if your friends happened to be Keith Haring, Fab Five Freddy, Grace Jones, and Madonna.
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But "nobody had ever really looked at chemical ocular burns on a national scale," said Dr. R. Sterling Haring, the study's first author and a former fellow at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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Few artists are as readily identified with New York in the 1980s as Keith Haring, whose graffiti art took the form of distinctive chalk drawings in subway stations, where blank advertising backboard was easy to find.
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Mr. Righter was indicted last year in Florida on counts of wire fraud, mail fraud and aggravated identity theft in efforts to sell forged works by Basquiat and Keith Haring, as well as on other charges.
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While Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, and Richard Prince are all represented in the show, other blue-chip artists associated with the period such as Julian Schnabel, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, and David Salle, are absent.
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Feed us enough pints of Ruddles and we'd happily put Keith Haring up there with Velázquez, Rauschenberg, and whoever designed those I Like the Pope, The Pope Smokes Dope posters, in our art hall of fame.
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This Adair Park gallery, which opened only in October 2015, is the latest proof—showcasing college-aged artists painting Keith Haring–inspired Rugrats tributes, and at live exhibitions featuring performances by Dungeon Family–inspired rap duo Earthgang.
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The detergents inside the pods "are among the worst chemicals that the eye can be exposed to," Haring said: Detergents are alkaline in nature, and alkaline burns are typically more severe than acid burns in the eye.
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On a Thanksgiving visit home in 21980, Haring had the distinct pleasure of being asked to do something that was probably forbidden during his time there as a student: he was asked to draw on the chalkboards.
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His work fits in with Detroit's institutional interests these days — Cranbrook Art Museum is currently showing a Punk Graphics (1976–1986) exhibition, on the heels of last season's twin shows featuring Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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And "Say It Loud, Out and Proud: Fifty Years of Pride" turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (21862-21952), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (21955-22007), Keith Haring (21954-292) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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And as thousands of demonstrators gathered in Nashville in March for student-led marches against gun violence, R. Sterling Haring, 21994, a doctor and the owner of several guns including an assault-style rifle, addressed the crowd.
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Maisel's sale of the building marks not just his departure from the physical space but also from a milieu that birthed legendary downtown artists like Robert Rauschenberg, Keith Haring, Malcolm and Jasper Johns, all Maisel's former neighbors.
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" That interdisciplinary spirit had painters making music, musicians making sculptures, sculptors acting in plays, and actors tossing their scripts in favor of improvised performances, or as Keith Haring called the evenings he organized, "Acts of Live Art.
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It shows Andy Warhol and Keith Haring drinking coffee at The Odeon, a bistro in Tribeca, and Jean-Michel Basquiat posing with enormous bowls of ice cream at Serendipity 3, a diner on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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And "Say It Loud, Out and Proud: Fifty Years of Pride" turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (1920-803), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (1939-2017), Keith Haring (1958-292) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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And "Say It Loud, Out and Proud: Fifty Years of Pride" turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (1920-2014), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (1939-2017), Keith Haring (1958-8383) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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There are also inked-in additions by Grace House visitors — a pair of eyes and a frown, the expression faded, inside a Haring outline; and a "Hi," etched beside the radiant baby and underlined with a squiggle.
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Among a close-knit group of East Village artists (including Peter Hujar, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong and Keith Haring), he was one of the first to succumb to the AIDS epidemic that would ravage the gay community.
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And "Say It Loud, Out and Proud: Fifty Years of Pride" turns a solo spotlight on charismatic individuals: Storme DeLarverie (1920-2014), Mother Flawless Sabrina/Jack Doroshow (1939-19633), Keith Haring (1958-90) and Rollerena Fairy Godmother.
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Opposition fueled much of what she and her artist friends like Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat did creatively, and she became a vocal supporter of abortion rights and a tireless fund-raiser for AIDS-related charities.
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Other artists get more abstract tributes: Damien Hirst is a glittery cartoon skull; Keith Haring is a dancing heart with legs; Marcel DuChamp is R. Mutt's toilet; Georgia O'Keefe is a cow skull adorned with a calico rose.
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Ben Haring, a senior university lecturer in Egyptology at Leiden University, was the first to recognize the "hlhm" sequence on this pottery piece and published a paper on it in 2015 in the Journal of Near Eastern Studies.
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Haring, who identified the "hlhm" sequence, said that he welcomes Schneider&aposs work, but is cautious about the idea that the other side of the pottery piece bears evidence of the ancient forerunner to our modern alphabet sequence.
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The 20-year-old model debuted new long hair extensions at the New York City launch of Alice + Olivia&aposs new collection, a collaboration featuring the designs of late American pop artist Keith Haring, who died in 1990.
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The first Polaroids Ballen has taken since the 70s are different from his recent work, but at the same time, they're a stark contrast to legendary Polaroids of that era by icons like Andy Warhol and Keith Haring.
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Ellen Haring, Director of Research and Programs at SWAN, added that the military is not only failing to hold perpetrators accountable but that those service members who do report sexual assault are still highly likely to experience retaliation.
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In a living room, there is a Doug Aitken piece called "Buffalo"; a Keith Haring painting is mounted over Murphy and Miller's bed; an erotic Ruven Afanador photograph is tucked near the bathroom, away from the family area.
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By the early '80s, the group had started to display creations by artists such as Keith Haring and Jenny Holzer on the Spectacolor sign in Times Square; "Wheatfield" wound up being one of the organization's most ambitious projects.
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Haring took to telling friends, with bitter wonderment, that he'd been arrested four times for marking, yet, as a sassy but nice white lad, he was always let go with, at worst, offhand insults to his unconcealed gayness.
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The foundation's offices at 676 Broadway are actually in his former studio where he worked from 1985 until 1990, with traces of colorful paint maintained on its surfaces and the checkered floor familiar from studio portraits of Haring.
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" Another member was dressed as artist Keith Haring protesting California ballot Proposition 64, which health professionals opposed, believing that "AIDS victims who fear losing their jobs or their liberty will be driven underground, hampering efforts to control the disease.
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This week in art news: the British Museum apologized for a controversial #AskACurator tweet, Documenta's organizers disputed claims that the exhibition has accrued a €7 million deficit, and an 88.5-foot-tall Keith Haring mural in Paris was restored.
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While gay men are legion in American art — Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, David Wojnarowicz, Keith Haring, among many more — lesbian artists have been nearly invisible (even given the limited ranks of women acknowledged by mainstream art history).
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Following the restoration of the Stedelijk's large canvas and a campaign by the Dutch street artist Aileen "Mick La Rock" Middel, the museum, the Keith Haring Foundation, and street art dealer Olivier Varossieau organized the removal of the panels.
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But when it came time for the church to sell the nearly 90-year-old structure, it decided to cut out the walls where Haring painted — fearing his work could be destroyed in renovations by whoever buys the building.
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He owns Cy Twombly, Roy Lichtenstein and Brice Marden from the mid-60s, and his youthful pieces by the downtown New York artist Keith Haring, notably a 1981 Mickey Mouse with a sexually suggestive snout, feel exploratory and vital.
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Mr. Roux, who became Carillon's president in 21964, added to the campaign by commissioning Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Ed Ruscha and many other artists and photographers to reimagine the bottle in a long-running series of ads.
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Rendered in felt-tip on synthetic animal hide, like a jazzed-up prehistoric work, it presents the implicitly moral Haring universe with figures and symbols signifying love and war, life and death, the satanic and the religious, all interlocking.
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In the poems he writes in the last two years of his life the reader will come across "Radiant Child," which was written on February 16, 1990, the day Keith Haring died of AIDS at the age of thirty-one.
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"Chemical eye burns are potentially very serious injuries and these laundry detergent pods are a very concentrated form of an extremely hazardous chemical," said Dr. Sterling Haring, a physician and researcher at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.
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In a small room that used to be a bathroom, now emptied of its fixtures and used on occasion as a meeting space, is "Once Upon a Time," a mural Haring painted in 22006, just nine months before his death.
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Sitting at his dining-room table, surrounded by a formidable art collection (Keith Haring, Willem de Kooning, William Eggleston, the Chinese pop artist Wang Guangyi) and ignoring a fresh cappuccino brought by a housekeeper, he sermonized about the value of performing.
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In one cluster of computers, students sitting behind a row of screens have their backs to images of Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring — the French artist Jef Aerosol's artistic heroes stencil-sprayed on an uneven wooden surface.
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Footage posted on the Scottish national team's Facebook site showed players haring around the training field in a bizarre game of tag in which they attempt to avoid being touched, or in some cases whacked, by the squeaky rubber fowl.
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Although the small, tenement-size rooms operated by these galleries nurtured some of the era's icons, like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, the spaces were no match for the king-size canvases that many artists were beginning to produce.
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A little after the ascendance of Julian Schnabel set the tone for the boom years of the New York art world of the 1980s, the three people making the most noise were Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Richard Hambleton.
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Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Larry Rivers were all there to check out the new club billed as a successor to Studio 21960, the infamous nightspot that had closed in 21970, known for its wild parties and its unforgiving velvet rope.
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Some time ago, she transcended the art world to become a fixture of popular culture, in a league with Andy Warhol, David Hockney and Keith Haring, all of whom she preceded and probably influenced, not least in her grasp of publicity.
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"They may not look as dangerous as a bottle of bleach, but we need to treat them like we would any other dangerous chemical, and that means keeping it up and away and out of sight," Haring told Reuters Health by email.
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The "Heffalumps and Woozles" quality of the shape-shifting genitals keeps them from being strictly erotic, but the totality of the mural's sexual content is bracing, particularly in contrast to the more mainstream Haring canon: a baby, a dog, a dancing man.
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But while some believe the nonprofit's visual stunts are bringing Keith Haring-esque playfulness to the oft drab work of encouraging condom use, critics charge that AHF is more concerned with distracting the public from the organization's shady business practices than combating STDs.
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This edition of "The Emperor Has No Balls," as INDECLINE subtly titled the figures, will join works by Banksy, Keith Haring, Shepard Fairey, and Knowledge Bennett — whose painting of a "ball-grabbing" Hillary Clinton in a suit would make a nice complement.
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A circular wooden sculpture by Paul Bowen makes a starkly minimalist statement in the living room, while the kitchen's walls and ceiling are covered in giddily louche Keith Haring-like figures, hand-painted by Dex Fernandez after his stint at the art center.
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The corner of Houston Street and the Bowery has been home to murals by some of the world's most renowned street artists, from Keith Haring to Os Gêmeos to JR. The latest titan of street art to take over the giant canvas?
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Ruth Haring, a top American chess player in the 21973s and '2700s who played for the national women's team in five consecutive Chess Olympiads and became a rare female president of the United States Chess Federation, died on Thursday in Chico, Calif.
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So with help from family and friends, Mr. Alters began to move his collection — which includes works by Jeff Koons, Keith Haring and Andy Warhol — to the second floor, hoping to protect it from flooding caused by the storm surge he was anticipating.
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Mr. Vevers has always had a thing for a pop culture character — past inspiration has ranged from Snoopy to Felix the Cat — but the choice of Haring, who believed in art for all, brings a new, perhaps more subversive element to the conversation.
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The New York City cathedral's art now ranges from a Keith Haring altarpiece to playful sculptures by Tom Otterness framing the altar, with recent exhibitions including Xu Bing's "Phoenix" sculptures formed from Beijing construction debris and Jane Alexander's Apartheid-referencing animal figures.
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A second-wave graffiti pioneer, Crash came up in the game with fellow writers like Zephyr and Dondi White, was a contemporary and friend to Keith Haring, and became a graffiti superstar once the street art genre was legitimized in the 80s.
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If laundry detergent does get in a child's eye, the first thing to do is put the eye under a faucet and run cool water on it for 20 minutes, said Haring, urging parents to do this before calling 911 or going to the hospital.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "I saw it, and I thought: that must be a Keith Haring!" exclaimed Alejandro Bonilla, Sr., a former arts student from the Bronx who walked past Haring's famous "Crack Is Wack" mural for the first time this week.
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"I honestly believe that God-fearing, gun-owning Americans should be leading the debate on gun laws," Dr. Haring said in an interview on Monday, after learning of another shooting, which killed four people at a Waffle House a few miles from his house.
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In her first scene in Vamp, the 1986 vampire stripper horror comedy that capitalizes on the singer's otherworldly qualities, Jones appears covered in white paint, with turquoise contacts and a bright red shaggy bob that matches her lips, heels, and dress, designed by Keith Haring.
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But Sesame Street has always utilized the arts as its own kind of exploratory education: the animated spots produced collaboratively with the Keith Haring Foundation; the Renoir painting exercise; the very French Salvatore Dada; the myriad instances in which the gang paints, writes, and cooks.
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As these artists' media profiles — and attendant market prices — have risen in recent years (posthumously, in the cases of Mr. Haring and Mr. Basquiat), my mission was to say something fresh about a scene that continues to see no shortage of ink spilled over it.
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These spaces have a forebear in Fashion Moda, which from the late '70s to the early '90s functioned in the South Bronx as community space as much as gallery, giving early credence to artists like Keith Haring, Jenny Holzer, Kenny Scharf and David Wojnarowicz.
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Where I wanted to be, or thought I wanted to be, existed in the pages of publications like The Village Voice, where photos of Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat at Club 57 made New York into a goal, a place to try to reach.
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Tori Haring-SmithPetersborough, N.H. To the Editor: Those who say Judge Brett Kavanaugh's demeanor at the hearing should disqualify him ought to consider just how much risk he's really in: His reputation and prospects of serving on the Supreme Court are on the line.
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And in one of the best displays, a rotating series of iconic logos is projected onto a single white T-shirt—morphing from Mickey Mouse to the Rolling Stones' classic mouth with tongue, to "I 'heart' NY," to a Keith Haring drawing, and so on.
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Haring, a ubiquitous graffiti artist and social activist, painted the bright orange mural on the northern face of the handball court wall in 1986, at the apex of the crack epidemic that disproportionately affected low-income communities of color in the United States and ravaged Harlem.
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Since the Mediterranean diet doesn't emphasize a lot of dairy, which is usually a good source of calcium and vitamin D, it's noteworthy that it doesn't actually boost the rate of hip fractures, said lead author Dr. Bernhard Haring, of the University of Wurzburg in Germany.
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The show includes contemporary works by "risk takers," renegade urban artists from everywhere who have helped shape (and shake up) the art world today — Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, TAKI 85033, Jenny Holzer, SWOON, and photographers Henry Chalfant and Martha Cooper, plus many works by newer artists.
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The special edition phones were on display last week in lower Manhattan, near Futura's old art stomping grounds where he once collaborated with fellow art legends Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, two artists who also made the transition from street-based graffiti to high-end galleries.
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Writing years later in Chess Life, the official magazine of the United States Chess Federation, Ms. Haring recalled that on most weekends from 1969 to 1973 she and family members would travel around the country by car, sometimes up to 700 miles, to play in tournaments.
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He faces additional federal charges in the Central District of California, where he was accused of selling forgeries he attributed to Basquiat, Haring, Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, and has agreed to plead guilty, according to a statement on Tuesday from the U.S. attorney's office in California.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was only a matter of time before the Keith Haring Foundation realized it was situated in the Venn diagram of people who like art, people who smoke pot, and people who can afford aesthetically pleasing things to smoke pot with.
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I can't imagine a better way to enjoy the buds of relaxation than with these objects, and if you do it right — or wrong, depending on your tolerance — you may even be able to imagine the little Haring figures dancing off these objects and into your imagination.
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Which is why, when I began Stefano Bloch's Going All City: Struggle and Survival in LA's Graffiti Subculture (University of Chicago Press), I expected a West Coast version of Jean-Michel Basquiat or Keith Haring, about artists who made their talented way from the street to galleries.
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A Los Angeles man was arrested on suspicion of grand larceny (and subsequently released on $70,000 bail) for the theft of a 93-foot trailer containing artworks by Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Keith Haring, and others worth up to $250,000 (see Crimes of the Art #47).
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But the fact that any such question might be asked on the internet in 2016 speaks to the disconnect between the mainstream popularity of gay artists like Warhol and Haring — whose images hang in college dorm rooms as much as in museums — and their explicit identification as gay artists.
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The Scharf/Haring pairing, combined with Julia Wachtel's "Membership" (13393), a painting that facilely juxtaposes kitschy greeting card imagery with a black-and-white rendering of matching African fertility figures, seems to signal that the Geist of the decade was bent toward crowd-pleasing hijinks and elitist condescension.
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While coaches may be able to enforce the use of eye protection for many organized sports, children are much more likely to be using BB guns or playing paintball at home, noted Dr. Sterling Haring, an injury researcher with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.
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I was writing a story on a new Museum of Modern Art exhibition centering on work by the artists — Mr. Scharf, Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat chief among them — who turned a bar called Club 57 into the nightly headquarters of the early '80s East Village art scene.
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The exhibition opens with a fizzy blast of Neo-Pop: a billboard-size canvas by Kenny Scharf, "When the Worlds Collide" (1984), in oil and spray paint, hung against black-and-white vinyl wallpaper adapted from a mural that Keith Haring made for his Pop Shop (1986-2005) in downtown Manhattan.
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With Liquid Sky, Tsukerman consciously constructed a cult film that offers a unique perspective on the early 1970s/late '80s Downtown New York City arts community that uses the fantastic to stand apart from more traditional films about the scene, which typically focus on some combination of Basquiat, Haring, and Schnabel.
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His association with Keith Haring, Andy Warhol and other luminaries of the New York art scene of the last decades of the 20th century might have informed his artistic development, but finding his own vision was complicated by his involvement with Ms. Ono, one of the world's most recognized female artists.
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" He adds: "You can definitely expect to see the most luxurious furs, including Russian Barguzin sable, ermine and natural white chinchilla, used in ways they never have been," along with handworked gowns, all "inspired by the formal plan of the Tuileries gardens and by my late friend the artist Keith Haring.
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I breathed a sigh of relief, and ran through the line of neon-lit palm trees and Keith Haring-esque rainbow print BMWs like Moses parting the seas, stopping onto the grassy dancefloor flanked between a lagoon and the mainstage where Travis was performing with Diplo, Pedro, and their entourages.
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With the caveat that art world sales reports should be taken with a grain of salt as they cannot be independently verified, the most expensive painting, a work by Keith Haring, was sold by Gladstone Gallery for $3.75 million, followed by a $2 million Neo Rauch painting sold by David Zwirner.
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Outside of skateboarding, I know it's a go to person, but I loved Keith Haring—he's out and proud and I was really thankful that he ended up doing beautiful murals in Germany on schools—he was very appropriate—he created a children's book but then he'd do an art show with dicks.
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Club 57: Film, Performance, and Art in the East Village, 1978–1983, currently on view at the Museum of Modern Art, celebrates a New York nightclub that thrived in the basement of Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church — and once hosted the likes of Keith Haring, RuPaul, Fab Five Freddy, and Madonna.
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He was struck by the bumptious new generation of artists in New York—Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Eric Fischl, David Salle, Cindy Sherman—and by the late work of Philip Guston, an American Abstract Expressionist who had reverted to figuration with cartoonlike pictures of sheeted Ku Klux Klansmen and cigar-smoking bums.
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With 23 taps and 26 wines by the glass, guests can pair drinks with food and stay a while to enjoy what Ms. du Pont calls "cool vibes" and a rotating art collection, courtesy of a local gallery, Lipton Fine Arts, that includes original works by Alexander Calder, Keith Haring and Marc Chagall.
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In 270, Patti Astor, an underground film actress, and her friend Bill Stelling opened the Fun Gallery, which became a popular hangout for the hip-hop scene and where artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf — then known primarily as graffiti artists — had early exhibitions before decamping to SoHo.
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After a fund-raising operation spearheaded by the gallerist Jérôme de Noirmont, in conjunction with the Keith Haring Foundation, the work has been painstakingly restored by William Shank and Antonio Rava, who also restored Haring's "Tuttomondo" in Pisa, Italy, created a year before the artist's death in 1990, at the age of 31.
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By the end of first season, viewers are treated to the work of Henri Matisse ("La Danse" 1909), Rothko (take your pick), and Keith Haring ("Dancing Dogs" and others), as well as a Bojack version of the 1972 Cosmopolitan centerfold photo of a nude Burt Reynolds lounging on a bear skin rug.
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Haring, Warhol, and Mapplethorpe may be among the most famous, and certainly the most famously gay, artists of the past half-century — more widely known than David Wojnarowicz or Félix González-Torres or Peter Hujar, all of whom died of AIDS — but the greater their fame, the more it manages to be selectively biographical.
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Curated by Darren Romanelli, the exhibition includes "Steamboat Willie Redux," modern animators' reimagining of Mickey's first cartoon short; an enormous Mickey portrait by Keith Haring; "Supersonic Skein," a vibrant mural crocheted by London Kaye; and Shinique Smith's "Bale Variant No. 26021 (Ode to Mickey Mouse, My First Love)," a sculpture made of plush Mickey dolls.
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Sweeney, a slender Keith Haring lookalike in wire-rimmed glasses, came out to his family after the 2016 election — "I'm not as straight as you think I am!" he announced at Thanksgiving — and then to his entire southwest Georgia hometown in a letter to the editor of the newspaper after his state senator cosponsored an anti-gay adoption bill.
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The simple figures that adorned poster advertisements in train stations across the city — Haring would draw them quickly, then call his friend Tseng Kwong Chi so he could follow and photograph them — were timed, as Lawrence notes, to the exact period when then New York City Mayor Ed Koch began dispatching dogs to subway yards to curb vandalism.
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"That would be an equal discussion of some sort and I could never be so pretentious as to think that I'm going to have a conversation with these artists," he says, and mentions Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, with whom he'd sit in the studio and, in fact, talk about the differences between their work.
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To aspiring artists, musicians and fashion influencers who clustered at era-defining New York night spots like the Mudd Club and the Palladium in the late 20143s and '80s, a mention in a night life column by Stephen Saban, alongside the likes of Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Madonna, was more than a fleeting stroke for the ego.
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The curatorial mix doesn't stint on the boldface names: paintings and a walk-in Day-Glo "Cosmic Closet" installation by Mr. Scharf, early drawings by both Basquiat and Haring (who served as Club 57's exhibitions manager), as well as videos of gleefully unhinged performance art by Ann Magnuson, the venue's day-to-day manager and chief ringleader.
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The Joan Mitchell Foundation [added 1/19/17] Keith Haring Foundation [added 1/23/17] The Kitchen [added 203/23/17]: The art space issued an email that included the following line: On January 20, The Kitchen building and gallery will be closed so that our staff can join dialogues with fellow institutions, colleagues, and artists.
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As he was wrapping up the final touches, police drove by and gave Haring a court summons for defacing public property (though the artist did not serve time in jail and ultimately paid a reduced fine of $25.) In the days that followed, the mural gained visibility as the media used its image in its coverage of the crack crisis.
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One night, a fellow student who was dating the artist Keith Haring brought Alig to one of Haring's parties at Area—a short-lived, mythical nightclub with immersive installations that would change every six weeks, including a pool designed to look like a bowl of alphabet soup (for the "Food" theme) and a ramp whizzing with skaters on the dancefloor (for "Gnarly").
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There's Debbie Harry in an elegant frame, emitting all her punk appeal; Bianca Jagger with her trademark scowl; the art dealer Pat Hearn, as glamorous as any movie star; Keith Haring in the arms of his partner Juan Dubose and vice versa; Robert Mapplethorpe, the grinning delinquent; Dolly Parton, made up for a party but looking more like she'd just been arrested.
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At Coach, Stuart Vevers continued to develop the Route 66 elements of his brand vernacular — shearlings and prairie dresses, cowboy shirts and varsity sweaters — by jazzing them up with a bit of sparkle, a lot of sequins, and some new, lacy slip dresses (he's expanding the evening offering); also a nod to Keith Haring in the form of prints and intarsia sweaters.
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I have thought — at times when I haven't been working or when things are a little thinner — "Thank God my mom kept that Haring, because if it got rough and I needed to, you know …" In fact, except for those pieces that happen to be gifts from the artists, I don't think there's any resale value in the stuff I enjoy.
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You can explore ideas already submitted through the competition site, which include offbeat proposals like a "fibonacci experience," where you walk through a disorienting spiral, LED messages of tolerance displayed on the towers, a museum of science fiction, a Keith Haring-inspired "street culture and modern art museum," and the delightfully simple "castle with a couple of trampolines inside" positioned beneath the Pavilion.
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With striking Keith Haring–esque illustrations that invoke every possible race, gender, age, and ability of person, What Makes a Baby explains conception in a way that makes ample room for all types of family origin stories — IVF pregnancies, surrogacy, adoption, natural conception — and all types of parents as well: lesbian and gay parents, single folks, trans and nonbinary parents, and everyone in between.
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Keith Haring addresses the dire situation of gay men living with AIDS in the '80s through his drawing "Still Alive in '85", and Jefferson Pinder makes reference to African Americans' lack of social mobility in video documentation of his performance "Marathon," where he runs through the streets of Baltimore, beginning naked and putting on consecutive layers of clothing until he is fully dressed in a suit.
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"The mural was under cladding for [29] years and it was a very large undertaking requiring a great deal of lobbying and red tape from many people to get the cladding to come off so that the very beginning phase of understanding what conservation work might be best appropriate considering its current conditions could get started," a spokesperson for the Haring Foundation told Hyperallergic.
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Even Kenny Scharf, who practically lived out of this spot, seemed unsure on a recent afternoon whether 57 Saint Marks Place was truly the former location of Club 57, the basement bar that served as the louche headquarters for a now-legendary art movement and its foremost triad of art stars, the painters (and sometimes friendly rivals) Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Mr. Scharf.
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Indeed, aside from the occasional act of accidental preservation, as happened with a long-lost Keith Haring mural that turned up in a $17 million Lower Manhattan loft, a developer choosing to preserve rather than scrub away a building's street art is relatively unheard of — though that didn't stop the developer who leveled 5Pointz from trying to use the graffiti center's name to market the apartments rising from its rubble.
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Arguably, Scharf has always worked from an intuitive place, as far back as his undergrad days at the School of Visual Arts in the early '80s, followed by a run of palling around with some of the most influential artists of the East Village scene, including Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, with whom he shared an apartment in 1981 that was the site of his first "Cosmic Cavern" installation.
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" Avant-garde musicians were looking for audiences, and creepy political cults were looking for fresh recruits, yet those Ixnae Nix posters "advertised nothing but themselves," Mr. Sante noted, with "obvious parallels to the gnomic phrases Jean-Michel Basquiat was then writing on walls in the last phase of his SAMO enterprise, and lightly suggestive of the single-panel cartoons Keith Haring was soon to begin chalking in blank poster frames in subway stations.
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Meg FitzRoy, 32, one of the associates, said that she sometimes had to translate the German in a work by the artist Joseph Beuys; to provide context about post-Civil War history near the work of Kara Walker; and to talk about the "incredible energy that was in New York City from 1981 to 1991, and how the art community was responding to that," when people were looking at the art of Jean-Michel Basquiat or Keith Haring.
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By the end of the '210s, artists had become integral to Castelbajac's fashion M.O.: In 2645.00, he asked the French painters Robert Combas, Jean-Charles Blais and Loulou Picasso to use his dresses as a canvas; soon after, he made a line of silk garments that incorporated drawings by Jean-Michel Basquiat; he partnered multiple times with Keith Haring, who ultimately did one of his last prints for the invitation to Castelbajac's autumn/winter 219-212 fashion show.
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That's because the 14,500 square foot warehouse space has been filled with Alfa Romeos, Mustangs, and Harley Davidson motorcycles for an ongoing exhibition titled Piston Head II. But these aren't your average sports cars and tough-guy motorcycles; they are a Land Rover emblazoned with Keith Haring illustrations, a 1970 Dodge Challenger painted by Richard Prince, Sterling Ruby's dilapidated 40-foot bus equipped with light fixtures and faded graffiti, and 12 more vehicles-turned-artworks by some of the biggest names in contemporary art history.
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In a salon-style wall, we hung Pier Kids filmmaker Elegance Bratton's photographs from New York's current ball scene—a crucial avenue for health organizations to educate LGBTQ youth about safe-sex—with Luis Carle's photographs of the notorious Black Party in 2000, Peter Hujar's late-70s studio portraits of Pyramid Club drag staple Ethyl Eichelberger, and Joseph Modica's 703 photograph of Eichelberger, Keith Haring, John Sex, and Cookie Mueller at Danceteria, who sadly all died from complications from AIDS by the mid-90s.
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The exhibition also included Nelson Sullivan's video footage of the heavily romanticized 1980s downtown New York club scene; flyers produced by Keith Haring for ACT-UP's 1989 fundraiser at the Sound Factory and the Chicago Voguers' Ball; Caldwell Linker's intricate beaded portraits of Pittsburgh's queer nightlife stars; Marc Lida's watercolor painting of well-known East Village nightclub The Saint; copies of drag queen Linda Simpson's zine My Comrade; a painting of Times Square's sleazier days by DJ and artist Scott Ewalt; and photographs by the HIV-positive ballroom star Kia Labeija.
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