"Keith Haring"

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16 November 2024

Visitors line up for the 'Party of Life' exhibition at the Brandhorst Museum in Munich, Germany, on August 18, 2024. People queue outside the Brandhorst Museum in Munich to attend the 'Andy Warhol & Keith Haring: Party of Life' exhibition. This exhibition runs from June 28, 2024, to January 26, 2025, and is the world’s first comprehensive institutional showcase dedicated to both artists. Housed in the building by architects Sauerbruch Hutton, the museum draws art enthusiasts eager to experience the works of Warhol and Haring, celebrating their contributions to pop and street art.

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9 September 2020

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Editorial use only) A staff member presents 'Queen Elizabeth II' from: Reigning Queens (Royal Edition) screenprint in colours with diamond dust, 1985, by Andy Warhol (estimated sale price ?100,000-150,000) during a press preview of 'Prints & Multiples: Modern to Pop' online sale at Christie's on September 09, 2020 in London, England. The sale, taking place from 10 - 22 September, will showcase classic modern and pop prints, including works from 20th century icons such as Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Keith Haring.

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#5985990

9 September 2020

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Editorial use only) 'Queen Elizabeth II' from: Reigning Queens (Royal Edition) screenprint in colours with diamond dust, 1985, by Andy Warhol (estimated sale price ?100,000-150,000) is displayed during a press preview of 'Prints & Multiples: Modern to Pop' online sale at Christie's on September 09, 2020 in London, England. The sale, taking place from 10 - 22 September, will showcase classic modern and pop prints, including works from 20th century icons such as Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Keith Haring.

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#3003072

3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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#3003074

3 August 2018

Claude Monet - Water Lilies. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Pablo Picasso - Seated Bather. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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#3003078

3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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#3003080

3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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#3003082

3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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#3003084

3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Donald Trump. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Donald Trump. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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3 August 2018

Donald Trump. 2018 will go down in history as the year in which the first official department of New York's MoMA opened in the village of Staro Zhelezare in Bulgaria, on August 04, 2018. Phenomenon on a global scale as all the greatest works of art from the MoMA collection are now available for permanent viewing to the village audience, in the open gallery in the rural space. Responsible for the ambitious project is the artistic duo Piriankov Art - Katarzyna and Ventsislav Piriankov and 8 of their best students from the University of arts in Poznan, Poland. For just 2 weeks, they made about 60 pieces - recreating famous paintings adding a pinch of their own imagination to them. Like a crocodile going out of the calm waters of Claude Monet's Lillies, or the pigs flying around rural paintings of Chagall. Now, in the village of Staro Zhelezare, the well known pieces of art will gain a new life, extracted from closed spaces and the museum's archive. For the first time in history, the Museum's collection will not only be made available to the poorest, but also least mobile due to biological or economic conditions as well. Some of the famous paintings recreated on villager's walls in Staro Zhelezare are: I and the village by Marc Chagall, The seed of the Areol by Paul Gaugin, Study of baboon by Fransis Bacon, Totem by Keith Haring, Salome by Alphons Mucha, Pierrot and Seated bather by Pablo Picasso, The persistens of memory by Salvador Dali, White square on white background by Malevich and so many more, Staro Zhelezare, Bulgaria on August 03, 2018

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