When it comes to bringing people together, few artists can compare to Keith Haring. One of the major pop figures of the go-go Eighties, Haring drew inspiration from the music of the streets, the spirit of the club scene, and the signs of the times, creating a playful, celebratory vision that continues to inspire to this day.

His art was for everyone

Whether on subway walls or public buildings, t-shirts or watches, major galleries or museums, Haring’s life work is a glorious reminder that, together, we are the world.

Get into the groove of the Eighties

Go behind the headlines that rocked the world: The shooting of Harvey Milk. The election of President Reagan. The rise of AIDS and the reaction of the pope. The protests against Apartheid and nukes. The fall of the Berlin Wall. The end of an era.

Dance to the beat of Haring’s world

Experience New York’s downtown club scene: The music of Madonna and Grace Jones. The art of Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The hottest parties, the coolest clubs, the finest hotels. The lifestyle of the decade’s biggest artist and activist.

Celebrate the artist who celebrates life

See Haring’s art in a whole new way: The subway drawings that captivated New…