"Heaven and Hell"

Keith Haring’s supersized cartoons and hearts overshadow the painter’s aggressive strokes, sexual imagery and philosophical art. This exhibit mirrors William Blake’s poem, Marriage of Heaven and Hell, through Haring’s lesser-known paintings made between 1984 and ’85. It was a time when Haring understood that the yin and the yang, the good and the evil, the innocent and the experienced come together to define life.