サザビーズのインスタグラム(sothebys) - 9月29日 19時28分

Composed at the intoxicating height of New York’s underground club scene, Keith Haring's pyramid painting is infused with the beats and rhythms of 1980s hip-hop and dance culture.
The pyramid itself makes reference to a new wave of dance that began to proliferate during this period: the electric boogie. The pyramid increasingly appeared in Haring’s oeuvre in allusion to a move in electric boogie known as Team Tut, after Tutankhamun. Dancers of the Tut would pile-up on top of or behind one another in a pyramidal shape making sharp angled signs with their hands known as “throwing hieroglyphs."
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First unveiled in 1985 at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, Untitled encapsulates the exuberant and infectious vigour of the 1980s dance revolution. The painting is now on view in London ahead of Friday's #Frieze week sales. #SothebysContemporary #KeithHaring

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