A massive mural by American pop artist Keith Haring, painted in 1986 and hidden behind metal sheeting for almost three decades before being rediscovered and restored in 2018. The mural covers the side of a building near the Stedelijk Museum and features Haring's characteristic bold lines and dancing figures in orange and black.
At roughly 12 metres high, it is one of the largest surviving Haring murals in Europe. The piece is on the wall of a former warehouse on Hoogte Kadijk — visible from the street, free to see at any time. Its survival was pure luck: the building's owners simply covered it up rather than painting over it, inadvertently preserving it through decades of weather and development.