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Step into the bold world of Keith Haring at the Columbia Museum of Art

We recently visited the Keith Haring: Radiant Vision exhibition at the Columbia Museum of Art — and it’s an experience that truly lives up to its name.

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From bold lines and bright colors to messages of love, equality, and activism, every piece feels alive with energy.

Photo by Victor Johnson, provided by Columbia Museum of Art

When we visited the Columbia Museum of Art for Keith Haring: Radiant Vision, we were immersed in a world alive with color, movement, and meaning. The exhibition showcases Haring’s unmistakable style and enduring message of love and activism.

Highlights include:

  • Vibrant drawings, silkscreens, and posters spanning his prolific career
  • Iconic imagery like radiant babies, barking dogs, and dancing figures
  • Powerful themes exploring equality, community, and hope
  • Rare pieces that capture his influence on pop culture and social change

We left inspired by how Haring turned public art into a universal language of joy and resistance. Keith Haring: Radiant Vision is on view through Feb. 15, 2026, at the Columbia Museum of Art.

Experience Radiant Vision

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