
Original lithograph in colors on wove paper - Hand-signed in pencil, and numbered - Published by the World Federation of the United Nations Association - Literature: Littmann, p. 93
'International Volunteer Day' by Keith Haring is a lithograph from 1988, measuring 28.6 × 21.6 cm and hand-signed in pencil in the lower right margin. Against a saturated yellow ground, two interlocking figures rendered in Haring's signature heavy black line hold green circular forms — each a creature with a concentric eye and trailing tendrils — while a large red biomorphic mass anchors the centre, its own eye visible within the tangle. The composition reads simultaneously upright and inverted, a formal trick that reinforces the sense of mutual exchange. By 1988, Haring had moved well beyond his subway chalk drawings into editioned print work, carrying the same flat, high-contrast palette and fluid lineweight that defined his public practice into the more controlled context of fine-art printmaking. The work was produced the year he founded the Keith Haring Foundation, signalling his deliberate shift toward art as civic and humanitarian action.
International Volunteer Day, 1988
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Original lithograph in colors on wove paper - Hand-signed in pencil, and numbered - Published by the World Federation of the United Nations Association - Literature: Littmann, p. 93
'International Volunteer Day' by Keith Haring is a lithograph from 1988, measuring 28.6 × 21.6 cm and hand-signed in pencil in the lower right margin. Against a saturated yellow ground, two interlocking figures rendered in Haring's signature heavy black line hold green circular forms — each a creature with a concentric eye and trailing tendrils — while a large red biomorphic mass anchors the centre, its own eye visible within the tangle. The composition reads simultaneously upright and inverted, a formal trick that reinforces the sense of mutual exchange. By 1988, Haring had moved well beyond his subway chalk drawings into editioned print work, carrying the same flat, high-contrast palette and fluid lineweight that defined his public practice into the more controlled context of fine-art printmaking. The work was produced the year he founded the Keith Haring Foundation, signalling his deliberate shift toward art as civic and humanitarian action.
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Keith Haring
International Volunteer Day, 1988
28.58 x 21.6 cm










































































