A vibrant Day-Glo work from Keith Haring's groundbreaking 1982 exhibition at Tony Shafrazi Gallery, featuring his iconic dog motif—an anthropomorphic creature that evolved from his early drawings to become one of his most recognizable symbols. Created using Day-Glo paint on metal, this work exemplifies Haring's dialogue with downtown New York graffiti, neon signs, and nightclub aesthetics. The piece is held by The Masterworks Foundation and represents a pivotal moment when Haring first exhibited his glowing Day-Glo works in a Blacklight Room, dissolving boundaries between painting and environment.