We are drawn to their biographies to better comprehend the mystery of the painful obstacles that defined their shortened lives and how these experiences intersected with their creations.
Telling the story of Haring's childhood, rise to fame, and final years as an AIDS activist, Gooch's biography intersects with Haring's life and New York's art scene.
Haring's artmaking wasn't an escape from loneliness but a way to bond with his father, influencing his iconic images.
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