Keith Haring in 3D

Keith Haring (1958-1990) believed that art was for everyone, and he wanted his work to be everywhere. Over the course of his brief but storied career, Haring worked with graffiti artists, musicians and dancers, including the likes of Madonna and Grace Jones.

Alongside these artists and other friends such as Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, he helped to define the look of the 1980s: an era of club culture, hip hop, MTV and tragically, AIDS, the disease which took Haring’s life when he was only 31.

Led by our guides, enjoy an in-depth exploration of the first exhibition dedicated to Keith Haring’s three-dimensional practice. In addition to being visually riveting, it will leave you reflecting on the enduring relevance of Haring’s vision: that art can be a powerful force for inclusion, dialogue and collective action.