Warhol, Basquiat and Haring: a free exhibition at Opera Gallery Paris

Three artistic signatures brought together in one gallery: Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring are featured at Opera Gallery Paris in An Artistic Friendship.

The exhibition takes their connections in 1980s New York as its starting point. It brings together three approaches to working with images, informed by popular culture, painting and the energy of the streets.

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Among the works announced are Warhol’s Multicolored Retrospective (Reversal Series), a 1979 canvas, and Batman, a drawing by Basquiat created in 1983. Keith Haring is represented in particular by the ink drawings TV Dog, from 1982, and The Lovers, from 1987.

This coming together brings distinct visual languages into focus: the reproduced image in Warhol’s work, the signs and words in Basquiat’s, and Haring’s instantly recognizable silhouettes and figures. It’s an opportunity to discover their works together in a gallery exhibition.

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