Exhibition · Pace Prints
Keith Haring
Flowers 1–5
Sep 10 – Oct 10
2 images · swipe
About the show
Created in the final days of Haring's life, the Flowers series remains one of his last and most poignant artistic statements, bringing together many of the dualities that defined his work: joy and mortality, fertility and death, cartoon and the macabre. Even at this late stage in Haring's life, Flowers 1-5 retains the optimism, whimsy, and urgency that characterized his practice until the end.
Pace Prints is honored to offer Keith Haring's Flowers 1-5 (1990), the final complete set remaining with the Estate.
About Pace Prints
Founded in Boston in 1960 by Arne Glimcher at age 22, Pace has grown into a leading contemporary art gallery with nine locations worldwide including three in New York. The gallery holds decades-long relationships with artists central to Abstract Expressionism and Light and Space movements, including Alexander Calder, Agnes Martin, Louise Nevelson, and Mark Rothko.
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