Keith Haring was at the top for just over a decade, but with his unique mix of street art, graffiti, pop sensibility, and comic book elements, he created street art, installations, and studio pieces that have become modern pop culture landmarks and political and social allegations. This vivid introduction explores Haring's innovation and activism at the center of the 1980s New York art scene, from his early subway drawings to his SoHo Pop Shops.

• Hard cover
• 21x26cm
• 0.57kg
• 96 pages
• Edition: English