Tate dedicates video to Keith Haring's diaries
The Tate in London has released a video dedicated to the diaries of Keith Haring, written between 1971 and 1989. The video features readings from the diaries accompanied by images of his works, photographic self-portraits, and Polaroids that offer an intimate glimpse into his daily life and inspirations. Haring describes his move to New York in 1978 as a fresh start, seeking intensity in both art and life. He expresses fascination with graffiti and subway drawings, which he found beautiful and liberating. The video is part of the Tate Shots series.
Key facts
- Tate London released a video on Keith Haring's diaries
- Diaries span 1971 to 1989
- Haring moved to New York in 1978
- Video includes readings, artworks, self-portraits, and Polaroids
- Haring was inspired by graffiti and subway drawings
- Video is part of Tate Shots series
- Haring died in 1990
- Artribune published the article
Entities
Artists
- Keith Haring
Institutions
- Tate
- Artribune
Locations
- London
- New York