and reflections on the artists who shaped an era
and sculpture include three-eyed rabbits
and an essay from Randy Kennedy of The New York Times
reimagining a classic morning mascot through the lens of uncompromising POPaganda
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Keith Haring (1958-1990) Shepard Fairey and reflections on the artistsKeith Haring's work helped define the visual language of 1980s New York, transforming graffiti inspired imagery into a powerful form of social commentary. Published by Tate, Keith Haring (19581990) offers an engaging introduction to the artist's life and legacy, exploring how his bold paintings, drawings, sculptures, and murals responded to issues including the AIDS crisis, the Cold War, racism, consumerism, and environmental concerns. Featuring