Keith Haring Mural

Keith Haring's recently unveiled mural in Amsterdam

Keith Haring's recently unveiled mural in Amsterdam

Amsterdam

Largest Mural in Europe

Amsterdam - In 1986 Keith Haring painted a 40-foot-tall mural on a facade of a brick building in Amsterdam while he was in town for his exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum. For 30 years the wall was covered by weatherboarding, but in 2018 the wall has been revealed again.

Fantasy monster

The characteristic painting is one of the twenty public works by the American artist Keith Haring. He made it at the time when he was in Amsterdam for a solo-exhibition. Because the depot suffered from moisture, it disappeared behind a thick layer of insulating material after two years. In the summer of 2018, the insulation plates were removed and the work can be seen again by everyone.

The fantasy monster with rider wall painting measures 15 by 13 meters.


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    Adress and visitor information

    Keith Haring Mural

    Address: Food Center Amsterdam
    Postal code and City: Amsterdam
    Region: Amsterdam
    Province/Region: Noord-Holland

    Visit: An average visits takes approx. 0,25 hours.
    The mural is on a wall on the Food Center grounds which is not publicly accessible. Keith Haring's artwork can be seen quite clearly from Willem de Zwijgerlaan (see large photo).

    Let op: The locations on the map are indicational. It is not always the entrance, parking lot or best route. The map shows up to 8 locations in the area. Want to see all locations? Check our Hotspot map or use the Search option on this website.


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