Book Review

Haring, Warhol, Disney (1992)

Bruce D. Kurtz
Reviewed by Margot Mifflin | Oct 30, 1992
EW's GRADE
A

Details Writer: Bruce D. Kurtz; Genres: Coffee Table, Nonfiction, Pop Culture; Publisher: Prestel

Bruce D. Kurtz makes the connections among Walt Disney, Andy Warhol, and Keith Haring in Haring, Warhol, Disney look so obvious it's surprising no one thought of putting the three together before. This catalogue, from a 1991 exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum, establishes the parallels in popular imagery, style, and ambition without straining too much after cultural significance. A

Originally posted Oct 30, 1992 Published in issue #142 Oct 30, 1992 Order article reprints

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