Keith Haring × CityKids · 1986

THE PEOPLE’S
MASTERPIECE

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.

Logo with a large black square containing a white letter "I" inside a white square outline, next to the word "ICONC" in large white text on a black background.

PRESENTED BY

Black and white graphic design with geometric patterns and abstract shapes.
Illustration of three children with raised hands in front of city buildings, with the text 'City Kids' above them.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Watch the Film

The story of an extraordinary collaboration between Keith Haring, CityKids, and a generation of young New Yorkers.

THE HISTORIC WORK

A message from a generation

Close-up of a red shoe in a minimalist style with a black background.
Close-up of a red shoe in a minimalist style with a black background.

Created collectively by hand, Speak on Liberty brought Haring's unmistakable line together with the drawings, names, and messages of an entire generation. It was made to be seen, to start conversations, and to give young people a platform to speak about the world they wanted to inherit.

Nearly four decades later, that message remains remarkably relevant. Every print in the collection supports CityKids and its work empowering young people through creativity, leadership, and community.

EXPLORE THE ARTWORK

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EVERY PRINT
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

Close-up of a red toy car focusing on the wheel and side.
Close-up of a red toy car focusing on the wheel and side.
LEARN MORE ABOUT CITYKIDS
Outline of a house with a heart and hands inside.

SAFESPACE /
BRAVESPACE

Giving young people safe space to be themselves and grow.

Black and white graphic with vertical line dividing two sections. Left side shows a person climbing a handhold on a rock wall, and right side depicts a person hanging from a climbing rope.
A cartoon illustration of a woman with dark hair in a bun, wearing a purple top, smiling, with a yellow background and decorative flowers.
A minimalist line drawing of a megaphone with music note accents.

YOUTH-TO-YOUTH COMMUNICATION

Building communication skills and connections that empower.

Line drawing of a person with stars above their head, a shield on their chest, and rays radiating outward.

LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT

Equipping youth to lead and create impact in their communities.

Black and white illustration of a velociraptor, with the reptile standing upright, facing to the right side of the image.
Outline of a hand making a fist with light radiance lines emanating from it.

ARTIVISIM / COMMUNITY

Using art and creativity to spark dialogue and inspire social-change

A cartoon illustration of a woman with dark hair in a bun, wearing a purple top, smiling, with a yellow background and decorative flowers.

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Close-up of a red toy car focusing on the wheel and side.
Close-up of a red toy car focusing on the wheel and side.

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