Keith Haring's Street Notes

"Everything in this notebook is subject to change."

Keith Haring (1958-1990) came to NYC in the late 70s with a crazy idea: he believed that art should be free and accessible. As he wrote in an early journal:

Art is for everybody.¹

In his journals, we find Haring consolidating his personal philosophy of art that would bring him to the subways of New York—and, ultimately, to cities around the world.

Keith …