A 2x2 grid of these shapes features in a characteristic work of a pop artist exhibited at Andy Warhol’s 1962 show New Painting of Common Objects, Jim Dine. Filip Pagowski designed one of these shapes with large-pupiled eyes as part of a 2002 collection overseen by Rei Kawakubo. It’s not a baby, (-5[1])but (15[1])lines emanate from one of these shapes, under which two stick figures dance, in an otherwise black-and-white image (15[1])by (*) Keith Haring. Text (-5[1])and this shape (10[1])comprise the most famous graphic design by Milton Glaser. A print (10[1])featuring one of these shapes was partially (10[1])shredded immediately (-5[2])after its (10[1])purchase at a (-5[1])2018 (-5[2])Sotheby’s (-5[1])auction; (-5[4])that print by (0[1])Banksy (-5[1])depicts (10[1])a girl holding (-5[1])a balloon in this shape. (-5[1])For 10 points, what shape appears next to the letters “I,” “N,” and “Y” (10[1])in the logo I (10[1])Love New York? (10[3])■END■ (10[9])