Studio Visit with Keith Haring
Visit the New York studio of Keith Haring, whose bold, cartoon-like figures, from radiant babies to barking dogs, became some of the most recognisable images of the 1980s. He first gained attention with quick chalk drawings on blank subway ad panels, then went on to paint large public murals and open the Pop Shop to make his art affordable for everyone. His work took on social causes, including AIDS awareness and the anti-drug mural Crack is Wack. See his drawings, paintings and works in progress, and hear about his process. Small group, casual conversation.
Where We'll Meet
808 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10025, USA
Imani Okafor
I'm a sculptor exploring the body, its representations, and the ambiguities of gender. My work draws on feminist and queer discourse to create forms that hold fragility and vulnerability alongside poetic force and active agency.
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