Keith Haring: Untitled (Smile) Skateboard Deck Daniele Ferrara and Tsong-zung Chang

and Tsong-zung Chang

as though only part of the artist’s subject were held up to a distorting mirror

The sandpaper cover features flocked lettering (which Ruscha would revisit in his 1970 artist’s book Babycakes) and is bound with machine screws and hex nuts

ribbed cuffs

The Visual Candy paintings allude to art historical movements such as Impressionism

Keith Haring: Untitled (Smile) Skateboard Deck Daniele Ferrara and Tsong-zung ChangThe Skateroom has collaborated with Artestar and the Keith Haring Foundation to create this skateboard deck featuring Harings drawing of a three eyed smiling face. A key figure in New Yorks East Village art scene of the 1980s, Haring developed a unique and distinctly personal vocabulary of bold, graphic iconsbarking dogs, flying saucers, winged figures, and a crawling radiant babywhich he combined with abstract marks and patterns in densely packed