One of the most influential artists of our time, whose work is often cited alongside Basquiat and Warhol, Keith Haring did more than provide street art for the downtown set—he used his art as a call for social action and political change. Inspired by Egyptian hieroglyphics, Haring created his own visual language through a set of symbols that are repeated throughout his iconic creations. From his 'radiant baby', signifying the future and perfection, to 'the dog', symbolizing humanity or religion, to 'the embrace', a comforting image of humanism and love, Haring's work was many things to many people, but above all, a war cry against injustice and a charge to rise above to retain one's individuality and humanity.
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Keith Haring "Untitled", 1984
by The Skateroom
$550.00
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Editor's Note
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Features & Details
- Material: Material: Grade A Canadian Maple Wood
- Dimensions: Each deck: Length 31 in x Width 8 in
- Country of origin: Canada
- ©Keith Haring foundation. www.haring.com. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
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Carbon ReductionThe production process of this product uses the latest technology and innovative techniques to reduce carbon emissions.
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Community EngagementThis organization includes employees in company operations, management decisions and supply chain, as well as participates actively in local initiatives.
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Corporate ReportingThis company is transparent in its business practices and reports annually on how it’s furthering its values and achieving its impact goals.
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Gender AdvocacySupporting women by encouraging female leadership and creating a safe, equitable work place free from discrimination and harassment.
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Marginalized CommunitiesA portion of proceeds from the sale of this product go towards disenfranchised groups that are specific to the brand’s social and cultural community.
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Supported Causes
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Carbon Reduction
The production process of this product uses the latest technology and innovative techniques to reduce carbon emissions.
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Community Engagement
This organization includes employees in company operations, management decisions and supply chain, as well as participates actively in local initiatives.
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Corporate Reporting
This company is transparent in its business practices and reports annually on how it’s furthering its values and achieving its impact goals.
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Gender Advocacy
Supporting women by encouraging female leadership and creating a safe, equitable work place free from discrimination and harassment.
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Marginalized Communities
A portion of proceeds from the sale of this product go towards disenfranchised groups that are specific to the brand’s social and cultural community.
Goodee Presents
The Skateroom merges impactful artists, museums, buyers and non-profits with skate culture to create social change. Printing iconic works of art on responsibly-made skateboards, the project creates unique pieces that foster important conversations while donating to non-profits dedicated to improving humanity through a '5:25' business model: 5% of the turnover or 25% of the profit from every sale - whichever amount is greater. Rooted in the belief that skateboarding and education should coexist, the Skateroom builds and supports skate schools in developing countries around the world to empower underprivileged and at-risk children.
