Where the market stands, from a record Andy Mouse to steady Pop Shop prices
The Keith Haring Print Market Report 2026
About this report
Keith Haring’s individual prints made £2.38 million at auction by end of October 2026, 72% more than the same period last year. Most of the rise came from a few rare works, and repeat sales rose a median of just 3%. Here’s what that means for buyers and sellers.
About this report
WHY READ THE REPORT?
Keith Haring’s individual prints have had their strongest January to October at auction in a decade, making $3.20 million (£2.38 million), 72% more than the same period last year. That is a rise in the total sold at auction, not in what individual prints are worth. When the same prints returned to auction, they sold for a median of just 3% more than in 2024 or 2025.
Most of the rise came from seven prints, five of them Andy Mouse, which made 42% of the total from the lowest number of sales since 2017. Beneath them, the market has been steadier, and prices for regularly traded prints remain below their 2022 peak.
For buyers, the report shows where pricing evidence is clearest, from Pop Shop and Growing to the rarest Andy Mouse proofs. For sellers, it explains what comparable prints are achieving now, and why the image, impression and condition matter more than the headline total.
A RECORD TOTAL, DRIVEN BY RARE WORKS
Understand how Keith Haring’s individual prints made $3.20 million (£2.38 million) at auction to the end of October 2026, 72% more than the same period last year, from the lowest number of sales since 2017. The rise reflects the rare works that came to market, not a 72% rise in prices. With complete sets included, auction value was level with 2025.
ANDY MOUSE LEADS THE TOP OF THE MARKET
Five Andy Mouse prints came to auction in 2026, the most in a decade, led by an artist’s proof of Andy Mouse 4 at $280,000 (£206,354). See how seven prints above $100,000 made 42% of individual-print auction value.
WHAT THE SAME PRINTS SOLD FOR
When 36 prints that sold in 2024 or 2025 returned to auction in 2026, their median price rose by just 3%. The report explains why the record total does not reflect a broad rise in prices, and why prices remain below their 2022 peak.
POP SHOP AND GROWING
Pop Shop prices have barely moved since 2024, with signature making the clearest difference to value. Growing had its busiest year at auction in a decade, and the report shows why its prices have fallen less than they first appear.
COMPLETE SETS AND COLLECTION HISTORY
See how sets from the collections of Tony Shafrazi and Kermit Oswald shaped complete-set sales in 2025 and 2026, and why fewer complete portfolios are now reaching auction.
WHO IS THIS REPORT FOR?
Collectors who own Haring prints and want to know what comparable works are selling for today. Buyers looking for clear pricing evidence across Andy Mouse, Pop Shop and Growing. Advisors and dealers who need to separate Haring’s top-end results from the prints that trade most often.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
The report is written by Sheena Carrington, Senior Market Editor at MyArtBroker, who leads the company’s market reports and auction analysis. It draws on MyArtBroker’s auction database of more than 400 auction houses and the live brokerage experience of its print specialists.
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The Keith Haring Print Market Report 2026
Where the market stands, from a record Andy Mouse to steady Pop Shop prices
Keith Haring’s individual prints made £2.38 million at auction by end of October 2026, 72% more than the same period last year. Most of the rise came from a few rare works, and repeat sales rose a median of just 3%. Here’s what that means for buyers and sellers.
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