Keith Haring Drawing on Walls

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Description

A Joyful Celebration of Creativity, Courage & Public Art

Introduce young readers to the inspiring story of Keith Haring, the iconic artist who transformed city walls, subway stations, and hearts through his bold, graffiti-inspired art. Keith Haring: Drawing on Walls, written by Matthew Burgess and illustrated by Josh Cochran, is a beautifully illustrated children’s biography that celebrates Haring’s vibrant legacy and his special bond with children.

This award-winning picture book showcases how Haring’s love for public art, equality, and creativity made him a global symbol of artistic freedom and hope.

Awards & Recognition

  • ★ 2020 Kirkus Best Picture-Book Biography

  • ★ Washington Post Best Children’s Book

  • ★ New York Public Library Best Book for Kids

  • ★ Chicago Public Library Best of the Best

  • ★ 2021 Rainbow Book List Selection

  • ★ 2020 Eureka! Nonfiction Gold Award Winner

  • ★ 2021 Capitol Choices Noteworthy Book

  • ★ 2022 Texas Topaz Nonfiction Reading List

Key Features

  • Format: Hardcover

  • Pages: 64 pages of vivid, full-color illustrations

  • Age Range: 4 to 8 years

  • Dimensions: 9.5″ (W) x 12.5″ (H)

  • ISBN: 978-1-59270-267-1

Why You’ll Love It

  • Educational & Uplifting: Inspires kids to express themselves and embrace creativity.

  • Biographical & Visual: Highlights Haring’s life, activism, and contributions to art.

  • Perfect for Classrooms or Gifts: A meaningful addition to any young reader’s library.

FAQs

Q: Is this book appropriate for classroom use?
A: Absolutely. It’s ideal for introducing children to influential artists, the value of self-expression, and LGBTQ history.

Q: Does it include Haring’s actual artworks?
A: While the book is illustrated in Haring’s style by Josh Cochran, it captures the spirit and essence of Haring’s iconic aesthetic.

Q: Who is this book for?
A: Perfect for kids aged 4–8, parents, educators, art lovers, and collectors of picture-book biographies.