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Keith Haring Drawing with Line
Keith Haring was born May 4, 1958 in Kuztown Pennsylvania
Growing up he wasn’t interested in most of the art he saw at the galleries.  He wasn’t interested in creating the art either because he thought it was too formal. BORING Too Formal!
Keith was more interested in the art of the pop artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein who were considered unconventional artists in the art world.  Their works were shaped by television commercials, cartoons, comic strips and advertisements.
Keith first attended college at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts but in 1978 at the age of twenty he left Pittsburgh for the School of Visual Arts in New York City.  Keith didn’t like the School of Visual Arts either and it wasn’t long before he began to skip classes and then stop going all together.   He continued to live in NYC but was extremely poor and had to take the subway in order to go anyplace. Public Service Announcement STAY IN SCHOOL!!!
The Subway Artist During the 1980’s Keith began his career in art in the NYC subway station.
This type of art was called  Graffiti Art Keith was inspired by the graffiti art he saw around him in NYC.
Positive aspects of  Graffiti art ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Negative aspects of Graffiti art: ,[object Object],[object Object]
Haring was careful to draw on black paper panels which were going to be covered. He also used chalk because it was easily removable.
Characteristics of his drawings: Bold lines   Simplified and stylized figures Figures surrounded by rhythmic lines that make them appear to vibrate or move.
Characteristics of his drawings: Radiating Baby Dancing People Dogs Flying Saucers
Haring’s work appealed to many different types of people. ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Keith Haring created his own visual language. His symbols appear repeatedly in different artworks of his. This type of pictorial writing system is known as pictographs. Spaceship Dog Radiating Baby Figures Pyramid
Like the pictographs of Egyptian hieroglyphics, Haring’s symbols changed meaning depending on what they were placed next to. The study of Haring’s symbols is called semiotics. Egyptian Haring
Dolphins Symbolize peace and love
Two humans holding a heart means romantic love
Three-eyed smiling face means greed or joy
Haring’s work began as simple white on black figures but soon he developed into complex compositions crammed with dancing, pulsating figures.
He repeated figures in rhythmic patterns so the pattern itself became more predominant than anyone figure.
 
 
 
 
As Haring became famous his artworks became increasingly more and more expensive. To ensure that his art continued to be available at affordable prices to the general public he created the “Pop Shop” in NYC where he sold prints, stickers, buttons, and various other objects with his artwork on it .
Haring designed his “Pop Shop” to be a work of art in itself”
Haring did not limit himself to 2-dimensional work. He created many public sculptures. Some more than a couple stories high.
 
 
 
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Untitled  1983, 180” x 276”

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Keith Haring Howland New

  • 2. Keith Haring was born May 4, 1958 in Kuztown Pennsylvania
  • 3. Growing up he wasn’t interested in most of the art he saw at the galleries. He wasn’t interested in creating the art either because he thought it was too formal. BORING Too Formal!
  • 4. Keith was more interested in the art of the pop artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein who were considered unconventional artists in the art world. Their works were shaped by television commercials, cartoons, comic strips and advertisements.
  • 5. Keith first attended college at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts but in 1978 at the age of twenty he left Pittsburgh for the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Keith didn’t like the School of Visual Arts either and it wasn’t long before he began to skip classes and then stop going all together. He continued to live in NYC but was extremely poor and had to take the subway in order to go anyplace. Public Service Announcement STAY IN SCHOOL!!!
  • 6. The Subway Artist During the 1980’s Keith began his career in art in the NYC subway station.
  • 7. This type of art was called Graffiti Art Keith was inspired by the graffiti art he saw around him in NYC.
  • 8.
  • 9.
  • 10. Haring was careful to draw on black paper panels which were going to be covered. He also used chalk because it was easily removable.
  • 11. Characteristics of his drawings: Bold lines Simplified and stylized figures Figures surrounded by rhythmic lines that make them appear to vibrate or move.
  • 12. Characteristics of his drawings: Radiating Baby Dancing People Dogs Flying Saucers
  • 13.
  • 14. Keith Haring created his own visual language. His symbols appear repeatedly in different artworks of his. This type of pictorial writing system is known as pictographs. Spaceship Dog Radiating Baby Figures Pyramid
  • 15. Like the pictographs of Egyptian hieroglyphics, Haring’s symbols changed meaning depending on what they were placed next to. The study of Haring’s symbols is called semiotics. Egyptian Haring
  • 17. Two humans holding a heart means romantic love
  • 18. Three-eyed smiling face means greed or joy
  • 19. Haring’s work began as simple white on black figures but soon he developed into complex compositions crammed with dancing, pulsating figures.
  • 20. He repeated figures in rhythmic patterns so the pattern itself became more predominant than anyone figure.
  • 21.  
  • 22.  
  • 23.  
  • 24.  
  • 25. As Haring became famous his artworks became increasingly more and more expensive. To ensure that his art continued to be available at affordable prices to the general public he created the “Pop Shop” in NYC where he sold prints, stickers, buttons, and various other objects with his artwork on it .
  • 26. Haring designed his “Pop Shop” to be a work of art in itself”
  • 27. Haring did not limit himself to 2-dimensional work. He created many public sculptures. Some more than a couple stories high.
  • 28.  
  • 29.  
  • 30.  
  • 32. Untitled 1983, 180” x 276”