Podcast

August 02, 2010

Visual Arts

Keith Haring at Grounds for Sculpture

By

Christopher Benincasa

Keith Haring

Artist Keith Haring, who died in 1990 at the age of 31, is famous for his iconic, graffiti-inspired art — starting in the subways of NYC, then taking the international art world by storm. In Keith Haring: A New Dimension, Grounds for Sculpture has presented a selection of Haring's lesser-known sculptural work. State of the Arts producer Christopher Benincasa talks with curator Ellen Landis about the exhibit and the legacy of the one-man phenomenon that was Haring.

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