Keith Haring, the pioneering street artist, transformed contemporary art with his bold, vibrant works that blended graffiti, pop art, and social activism. Born in 1958 in Reading, Pennsylvania, Haring’s art became a global phenomenon, appearing in public spaces, galleries, and subways. This biography explores his rise to fame in 1980s New York, his iconic imagery like the radiant baby and dancing figures, and his activism, particularly around AIDS awareness and LGBTQ+ rights. Haring’s accessible and dynamic art conveyed powerful messages of unity, love, and social justice. Despite his untimely death at 31, Haring’s legacy endures as a cultural icon whose work continues to inspire artists and activists worldwide.