Keith Haring’s prints played a crucial role in making his art widely available while preserving the immediacy of his hand-drawn works. Using screenprinting techniques, he replicated his iconic figures and symbols in bold, high-contrast colours. His prints frequently carried messages of activism, reflecting his commitment to issues such as AIDS awareness, racial equality and anti-nuclear sentiment. By embracing printmaking, Haring ensured that his work remained accessible beyond traditional galleries, cementing his influence as both an artist and a cultural phenomenon.