Keith Haring

Pop art, activism

Modern influential 126 sayings

Sayings by Keith Haring

I believe in the power of art to change the world.

1980s — Statement, expressing his idealism.
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I don't think there's any such thing as good art or bad art. There's just art.

1980s — Interview, expressing a non-judgmental view of art.
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The subway was my laboratory.

1980s — Interview, describing the experimental nature of his subway drawings.
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I want my art to be a part of people's lives.

1980s — Statement, reflecting his desire for integration and accessibility.
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Every day is an opportunity to create something new.

1980s — Aphorism, reflecting his prolific output.
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I think the most important thing is to never stop dreaming.

1980s — Interview, offering inspirational advice.
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Art is a universal language.

1980s — Concise statement, a core belief.
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I'm just a kid from Pennsylvania who got lucky.

1980s — Reported humble statement, despite his international fame.
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The street is my gallery.

1980s — Statement, reflecting his preference for public spaces over traditional art venues.
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I want to be remembered for making art that people can relate to.

1980s — Interview, expressing his legacy aspirations.
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My goal is to make people happy with my art.

1980s — Statement, reflecting the positive intent of his work.
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I think the most important thing is to have fun with what you're doing.

1980s — Interview, advocating for enjoyment in creative work.
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Art is a form of magic.

1980s — Aphorism, expressing a sense of wonder about art.
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I don't separate my life from my art.

1980s — Statement, indicating the deep personal connection to his work.
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The greatest joy is to create.

1980s — Aphorism, reflecting his passion for making art.
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I think art should be a dialogue.

1980s — Interview, emphasizing interaction and engagement.
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My drawings are about life and death, love and war, and all the things that happen in between.

1980s — Statement, describing the breadth of his thematic concerns.
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I want to be remembered as someone who tried to make a difference.

1980s — Interview, expressing his desire for positive impact.
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The world needs more art, not less.

1980s — Statement, advocating for the importance of art in society.
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Art is a weapon.

1980s — Statement, reflecting his belief in art's power for social change.
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