One of the special exhibits at the Art Gallery of Ontario at the moment is a selection of the works of Keith Haring (1958-1990). Haring started as a graffiti artist in New York City, drawing over advertisements in the subway. Over the course of his short life he also had many solo gallery showings and participated in numerous group exhibitions. After being diagnosed with AIDS in the autumn of 1988, much of his work was geared to raising awareness about the disease.
This is a small selection of the art on display at the AGO.
His figures are very stylized and simplified. Lines show movement.
below: By the look of it, capitalism is eating people, devouring the masses.
as I walk Toronto 
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