From the archives: Keith Haring was here
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2014
- Artist Keith Haring took the New York City subway system by storm in the 1980s, with his drawings appearing on the walls of hundreds of stations. His art is known for expressing concepts of death, sexuality and war. Charles Osgood takes a look at how Haring managed to get his works up, in this profile first broadcast on the "CBS Evening News" on October 20, 1982.
Keith Haring was way ahead of his time. His style of art fits perfectly today.
In more ways than one...
I'm not so sure about him "fitting in today" - for me, his stuff look like it's from the late 80's and early 90's, and like it couldn't have been done at any other time. Im glad you think it doesn't look out of place today, as his stuff is great.
Not his style of art! Look up Angel Ortiz he was the OG!
That phrase is old and tired and nonsense. It's time to retire it.
@@syrislonso9317
their styles are pretty different sooooo
I love his work and he seemed like a nice guy. RIP Keith
bluesugar58 he’s still alive
@@bepisguy1846 .. He died of AIDS in 1990.
He seemed like a real nice guy!
@@user-tm8pe8fo1j its been 2 years why respond then?
@@bepisguy1846 no he's not
Keith Haring garnered nuff respects from graffiti writers in NYC because he was "All City". This is a term given to someone whose tags or drawings appeared in every borough, on every subway station in the city. I was a teenager, growing up in NYC when I started noticing the chalk drawings in almost every subway station blackboard advertising spaces and wondered who was that, and thinking this person is up everywhere. He definitely was All City.
I love his art so much. :( I wish he wasn't dead. He was awesome.
Me too man... me too. Imagine all the beautiful things he could've made. Especially concerning all the problems of this year.
This dude was a bad-ass! I love his art. I remember seeing it everywhere when I was a little kid in the early 90s. Awesome stuff.
thewaywardpoet yup seen it everywhere in the early 90s
Same here! It was everywhere back in the day and has stuck with me for 25 years
Keith Haring was such an amazing artist, he really inspired me. My teacher always frowned upon my art style but hey who got accepted at the art academy of Breda? Not Hitler lol.
Do you have a website?
My favorite artist. Such raw energy! I just wish I could afford one. Every time I drive by "Crack is Whack" on the FDR, I pause for a split second of admiration.
Just to think the people that got rid of his art could of made hundreds of thousands if not millions by reselling it once he passed.
But Keith didn't want to sell it he wanted to leave it for other people to see
@@Cyber_Starzz555 he literally sold his own work
#popshop
Yeah, "art" is just like junk bonds, no value except the hype to keep reselling them to someone else.
I wish I could have bumped into him in the NYC subway doing some art! Such an amazing talent! And nice guy!
We all miss you Keith, it's so unfair you have to pass away. Stay safe people!
Keith Haring is a legend....#Respect!
Keith Haring is an inspiraton, because he spread the message of love through his art, that everyone understood
What a great Era I passed through I remember seeing Keith drawing in the subway system for years where I was a student at hard to college I may have even seen him once in the act of drawing one of the murals himself. I feel bad for artist today you haven’t experienced the magic that we experience back in the 80s
People who "commit" graffiti? "Lack of talent"? Wow....
lifestraight yeah because being told what to say through a teleprompter is talent I guess lol
@@juanaceves6363 lol he doesn't mean it, the teleprompter made him say it LMFAO
They don’t get it. But they consider Picasso art or Monet.
@@juanaceves6363 You had me at Teleprompter!
Simply inspiring
Man all for the love of the art despite the money he made
Keith harring was a true legend his vision was beyond fabulous. Gone too soon but will never be forgotten rest in paradise.
Love seeing this! Wonder what he could have done. So much loss in those years. I'm glad he still has relevance.
(Police) Yea, I just arrested that guy, and now he's making more money then I ever did.
The way it looks, I think he kinda begrudgingly did it because he had to, not because he wanted to.
Yeah... gonna try to ignore the "lack of talent" intro. Short sighted 80's thinking I s'pose.
I was thinking the same thing, I was like wtf is he talking about
LOL
theRizz I was also trying to ignore that 2.
typical for the time period... especially coming from white conservative esc individuals
Yeah, I was like TF? Lol
Just discovered this legend. Quite extraordinary. :)
He is my all time favourite artist I remember in the 5th grade we had to make a Keith haring style drawing best art class ever
Just watched this 2018 Jan. 29 episode of Antique Roadshow. One of Keith Haring's NYC subway drawing on black wall paper was featured; the partner of the owner removed it from the subway wall and kept it all these years. So it's really exciting to find this video showing him in action :)
He deserved to see how truly cherished he was worldwide. RIP.
You can't beat old school journalism .....
I always loved his work. Miss him.
I think that Keith Haring was great artist, who could be call "real artist of streets" .
I love him :)
Amazing!!! So inspiring!!!!
Just came out of my 3 hour's English exam and guess what? I got to talk about Keith Haring' s work and this exact video. Yesssssssss
Love this art❤
imagine the guy who puts up the adverts looking at all these pictures all the time
what a beautiful individual
Love these vintage clips!
So many talented young men died from AIDS. I loved the 80’s But it was very cruel. I lost a lot of amazing friends. I have a wall of their pictures framed and hanging on my wall. The wall is 24ftx8ft off wall to ceiling frames. 400 to be exact. RIP Keith.
He's stuff is mindblowing!!
about to get a tattoo for him tomorrow.. i think he's one of the bravest and most talented artists//people to have graced the lgbt and AIDS community
so awesome
WOW I remember his work.
Great very interesting beautiful!!!! Great Dimension!!!!
I wish he was still around. He's one of the reasons that I miss the 80s. RIP.
wow I NEVER EVER knew he got arrested
Man keith was so tall
Love Keith Haring 💙 seemed like a really great guy
On Monday we were answering and reading his documentary
I saw this at art class!
art for the people...simple great art...memoriam ***
It's plain and simply live Art in 1980s NYC!
I wish Keith Haring was still here.
Hbd legend❤️🙏🏼
Очень жаль его, рано умер.
Очень красиво рисовал, с прекрасным стилем, который сразу запоминался.
LEGENDARY
RIP sweet angel
Currently in Juxtapoz. Image seen in this doc.
Meet Keith 1985 at the Limelight Cool.RIP
I love him.
I searched up Keith Hairing because I just learned about him at school.
ESTE VIDEO ME INSPIRO
These days of New York are over. You wouldn't be able to draw on the material they use for advertisements. City government, local police, the MTA, and I conjecture a few other entities have successfully repressed much of the artistic expression that made New York New York. I guess there's the Banksy dude.
lifestraight Bansky is from London.
1:06 That's the subway cop in thee film After Hours. ("Can I help you?")
When I was a kid, my older sister and I were visiting family in NY and stopped by the Pop Shop on Xmas Eve of '86. There was Keith in the corner by the front door dressed as Santa Claus. He signed his "Free South Africa" poster for us and wished us a Merry Christmas. A very cool moment!
Happy Birthday Keith
I wonder if his street art is still around in NYC subway stations or in buildings?
GRANDE UOMO HARING!!!
I’m still stuck on the part where he said graffiti artists have no talent
I have so many favourite artists I love and until I found my most favourite artist is him. And sadly he died by Aids. So I wish I became a popular artist just like him.🥺🥺🥺🥺😭
Legend
Alguém pode me dizer se essas artes q ele fazia no metrô foram preservadas ou apagadas?
what a fking legend
this was from 1982
Francesco Clemente @ 2:42
Chalk drawings aren’t drawn on the sidewalk you know especially in crime scenes. Much love to the late great Keith Haring!
The only people who disliked the video are homophobes and police officers lol #ArtForThePeople
"People who commit graffiti often share two things in common... Anonymity and a lack of talent!" 😂😂
first four seconds are hilarious!
Hahaaa.,free publicity..dude was a genuis, so cool..a true artist dedicated to his work. RIP
...after all these years the mystery to me is solving..lol.., always wonder where and who was doing those cool drawings back in the day ..lol.
To follow other thrilling Keith Haring stuffs: instagram.com/p/Bu_PX21lpS4/?igshid=y3heytsld7wu “Pop Shop Drawings”
Are these those pictures in gta 5
me encantaria que estuviese traducido
Wicked wicked
What year was this from? I'm guessing 1982???
Who knew... Now his work worth lot of money.
my art teacher put that video
Wicked wicked wicked wicked wicked wicked wicked
1982 NEW YORK
🎶🎶🎶…⭐️…🎶🎶🎶
2:40 thats clemente!
"Lack of Talent" Makes me wonder what theyd think of Banksy, Invader and Robbo.
Imagine a world, where you are persecuted for freely expressing yourself.
That cop who arrested him, it looks like Sipowicz from NYPD Blue, before he put on weight.
it's. a dam chalkboard
Exactly!! Why was it there?!?
If only Angel Ortiz got the same hard earned credit.
The foundation of Haring.
😢
hello! I painted a keith haring painting on the back of a denim jacket! It's my most recent video and would really, really appreciate a few views! X
Old School *****
keith was amazing just AMAZING!! way better than warhol or basquiat imho
hahaha.. they uhhh and they aahhh :D :D
rip
1:05 Sometimes he is arrested.
Boss
Where are the police?