Andy Mouse 1986

Keith Haring's "Andy Mouse" (1986) is a bold, playful depiction of his contemporary Andy Warhol as a cartoon mouse. Haring was known for his vibrant, graphic style that often incorporated pop culture references, and this work exemplifies that. The image is dominated by the large, cartoonish figure of Warhol, with his signature sunglasses, a playful nod to his influential work in the art world. The figures surrounding Warhol are a recurring motif in Haring's work, embodying the energy and vibrancy of the 1980s art scene. This work is a testament to Haring's ability to capture the spirit of his time through his unique and instantly recognizable visual language.