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Keith Haring
Lifetime Pins
Circa 1980s
1×1 inches

Keith Haring strived to make his work available to the widest range of people possible. His practice of making pins started out as a calling card, which he would give away to people while making his iconic NY Subway Drawings. They later became a staple at The Pop Shop, which existed in SoHo from 1986-2005. He viewed the pins, as well as the shops entire output, an extension of his work.

“Here’s the philosophy behind the Pop Shop: I wanted to continue the same sort of communication as with the subway drawings. I wanted to attract the same wide range of people and I wanted it to be a place where, yes, not only collectors could come, but also kids from the Bronx … this was still an art statement.”

Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Red Flying Man   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Yellow Flying Man   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
White Baby   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Orange Baby   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Pink Dancers   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Orange Dancing Dog   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Yellow Dancing Dog   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Red Dog on Black   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Red Dog on White   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Black Dog   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Hiroshima   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Dolphin   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Gymnase Du Bugnon   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
White Pop Shop   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Red Pop Shop   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Hot Pink Pop Shop   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Pale Pink Pop Shop   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Black Pop Shop   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Yellow Pop Shop   Sold out
Keith Haring, Lifetime Pins
Yellow Pop Shop Tokyo   Sold out