Examine the art of Keith Haring in 360 degrees.

For the first time, documentary photography by artist and journalist Makoto Murata will be on display. Murata had photographed Haring throughout New York City from December 1982 to January 1983. The exhibition also includes a paint-on-tarpaulin works, murals painted with close to 500 children, and the latest addition to their collection, a six-lithograph-series, “Bad Boys (1986)”.

The highlight of this exhibition is the sculpture, “Untitled (Figure Balancing on Dog), 1989”. The raw aluminum oeuvre shines subtly, distinct to his other sculpture works in vivid colors. The two-dimensional shapes made into figures popping out of a flat surface appear differently depending on the angle. Walk around and take a look at the piece to experience it for yourself.