Pop Shop III 1989

Keith Haring’s 1989 silkscreen print “Pop Shop III” features three iconic figures in his signature style. The figures are depicted covering their eyes, ears, and mouths, reminiscent of the saying "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil". This work, created during the artist’s prolific period, is a vibrant example of his bold graphic style and characteristic use of bright colors. Haring’s art is known for its social commentary, often addressing topics like AIDS awareness and social justice.