KEITH HARING Future Primeval, 1990

Original exhibition poster created for Keith Haring’s landmark show Future Primeval – Drawings, Paintings, and Artifacts, presented at the Queens Museum and University Galleries in 1985. Printed on thick, high-quality paper, the poster embodies Haring’s bold visual language — rhythmic lines, radiating figures, and a primal energy that bridges ancient symbolism with urban graffiti.

Future Primeval explored Haring’s fascination with the origins of human expression — his belief that art, at its core, is a universal and timeless form of communication. In this exhibition, he drew parallels between prehistoric imagery and contemporary street culture, merging the primitive and the modern into a dynamic visual dialogue.

Vibrant and graphic, this poster stands as both a collectible piece of exhibition history and a testament to Haring’s vision of art as an enduring, cross-cultural language that transcends time and place.