Keith Haring’s Pop Art Timelessly Captures Queer Issues

“The public has a right to art, art is for everybody.” -Keith Haring

Art and history seamlessly coincide in the Keith Haring exhibit at the MOPOP. Haring (1958-1990) is most renowned for his colorful art and unique shapes, which he often used as a vessel to bring light to social issues that were taboo or not widely spoken of during his time.

Nisha Karanam

(she/her) Nisha is an avid storyteller who thrives on exploring the intersection of language and creativity. A graduate of San Diego State University with a B.A. in English and Comparative Literature, she is deeply passionate about writing and all forms of artistic expression. Her enthusiasm lies in pushing boundaries and crafting unique narratives that challenge conventions. Whether through prose, poetry, or other artistic mediums, Nisha is dedicated to the art of storytelling and its power to connect and inspire.

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