USA, 1982
From an edition of 50. Hand-signed by artist, Signed, numbered and dated on the front
21 3/10 × 28 7/10 inches (54 × 73 cm.)
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Keith Haring’s USA (1982) is a powerful example of his ability to merge graphic immediacy with pointed social commentary. Created at a moment when Haring was rapidly gaining international recognition, the work reflects his deep engagement with American identity, power structures, and collective responsibility. Using his unmistakable visual language—bold black lines, rhythmic figures, and dynamic symbols—Haring transforms the idea of “USA” into an active, almost vibrating composition. The imagery suggests motion, tension, and interconnection, reinforcing his belief that art should be direct, accessible, and embedded in public consciousness rather than confined to elite spaces.
Executed as a lithograph and issued in a small edition of 50, this work is hand-signed, numbered, and dated on the front, underscoring its significance within Haring’s print practice. Measuring 21 3/10 × 28 7/10 inches (54 × 73 cm.), the composition has a commanding horizontal presence that amplifies its graphic impact. While Haring embraced reproducibility as a democratic tool, the rarity of this edition places USA firmly within the realm of highly collectible works. Balancing urgency with clarity, the piece exemplifies Haring’s unique ability to confront national themes through a visual vocabulary that remains instantly recognizable and enduringly relevant.
