THE PEOPLE’S
MASTERPIECE
CityKids Speak on Liberty
In 1986, Keith Haring and 1,000 young New Yorkers created a monumental 90-foot banner for the Statue of Liberty’s centennial. Forty years later, this historic collaboration returns as a limited-edition print collection.
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THE HISTORIC WORK
A message from a generation
Created collectively by hand, CityKids Speak on Liberty brought Keith Haring’s unmistakable line together with the drawings, names, and messages of 1,000 young New Yorkers.
For Haring, participation was fundamental to the idea. He envisioned a work monumental enough for him to contribute while making room for a thousand others to leave their own mark. The result was something larger than the work of a single artist: a collective expression of freedom, community, and a generation finding its voice.
Haring hoped the work would travel and “have some kind of lasting effect.”
Forty years later, it has.
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Citykids Speak on Liberty
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SUPPORTS CITYKIDS
Proceeds from this release support CityKids youth programs that create a safe space in an unsafe world and help young people find their voice, lead with purpose, and drive change
SAFESPACE /
BRAVESPACE
Giving young people safe space to be themselves and grow.
YOUTH-TO-YOUTH COMMUNICATION
Building communication skills and connections that empower.
LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
Equipping youth to lead and create impact in their communities.
ARTIVISIM / COMMUNITY
Using art and creativity to spark dialogue and inspire social-change
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