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An original Keith Haring "Barking Dog" button in red with a black background, possibly sold at to the Pop Shop store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York. With "Keith Haring " printed on the edge of the button.
Condition: Very Good, light surface wear.
Item #1367
An original Keith Haring "Dancing and Barking Dog" button in orange and green, possibly sold at to the Pop Shop store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York. With "© K. Haring 1988" printed on the edge of the button.
Condition: Near Fine.
Item #1366
An original Keith Haring "Fingers Crossed" button in red and black, possibly sold at to the Pop Shop store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York.
Condition: Very Good, some light rusting/oxidation to the circular edges on the back of button.
Item #1276
An original Keith Haring "Free South Africa" square button from 1988 with the image of a chained man fighting back against his oppressor. Possibly sold at to the Pop Shop store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York. With "© Keith Haring 1988" printed on the back of the button.
Condition: Fine / Like New.
Item #1282
An original Pop Shop button in black and white from the store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York. Haring also opened a Pop Shop in Tokyo in 1987. With "© K. Haring 1986"" printed on the edge of the button.
Condition: Very Good, some wear/oxidation to back of button.
Item #1368
An original Pop Shop button in fluorescent pink from the store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York. Haring also opened a Pop Shop in Tokyo in 1987. With "Keith Haring TM" printed on the edge of the button.
Condition: Fine / Like New.
Item #1271
An original Pop Shop button in red with and white from the store that Haring opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of New York. Haring also opened a Pop Shop in Tokyo in 1987. With "© K. Haring 1986"" printed on the edge of the button.
Condition: Very Good, some wear/oxidation to back of button.
Item #1460
An original Pop Shop Tokyo button in yellow and black from the store that Haring opened in Tokyo in 1987. It was based on his New York Pop Shop opened in 1986 at 292 Lafayette in the Soho neighborhood of NYC, but the Tokyo store was only open for about a year. Slightly larger (1.25" vs. 1" in diameter) and thicker than the NYC Pop Shop buttons, and more scarce.
Condition: Very Good+, light oxidation to back of button; minor surface scuffs.
Item #1369
A professionally printed silkscreen or serigraph by Clementine Hunter, pencil signed with her distinctive backwards overlapping "CH". Clementine Hunter (1887-1988) was a self-taught folk painter from the Cane River region of Louisiana. Her brightly colored paintings depicted Black Southern life including weddings, funerals, baptisms, farming and domestic labor. Mat framed with "38/60 D.C." penciled at lower left of print (and also on the mat) and with "© 1976 Dorothy Cohen" in pencil on the back of the print. An obituary in The Natchitoches Times for Dorothy Cohen (1914-2004) of Cane.....
Item #1589
A giant Barbara Kruger silkscreen, the ""Special Election '84 Issue"" of Aqui! Magazine. The magazine was a single folded oversized artwork mailed in an envelope, and ran for about 12 issues from 1984-1985. Editions were produced by various artists. This issue an edition of 350 copies. Includes the original oversize cardboard mailing envelope and invoice. A rare, oversize original Kruger limited edition silkscreen almost 6 feet tall.
Condition: Very Good-, folded as issued; pinholes with tear-outs in four corners (see detail photos); 2"" x 1"" areas with residue of tape.....
Item #1591
Influenced by their correspondence with Ray Johnson, Michael Morris and Vincent Trasov co-founded Image Bank in 1969 in Vancouver, Canada. Paralleling the rise of mail-art, Image Bank was a collaborative, postal-based exchange system between artists; activities included requests lists that were published in FILE Magazine, along with publications and documents which directed the exchange of images, information and ideas. The aim of Image Bank was an inherently anti-capitalistic collective creative conscious. One red and one light blue pencil.
Condition: Fine, unused and unsharpened.
Item #6
![Item #236 Greetings [card set]. Erika Rothenberg](https://monographbookwerks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/236.jpeg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1441341152)
A box of five screenprinted, signed and numbered folded greeting cards with political overtones by Erika Rothenberg, No. 4 in an edition of 125. Rothenberg said "In 1992 the Museum of Modern Art, New York, invited me to do a one-person exhibition as part of its Projects series. I have been making satirical greeting cards from 1991 to today, but this was my chance to create a portrait of America in a large space on the main floor of a hugely attended museum. The 90 hand-painted greeting cards are a......
Item #236
