Vintage Keith Haring "Walk For Hope 1989 Washington DC" Shirt Punk & Hardcore in great condition with yellow

in great condition with yellow storage stain on the sleeve

they were named after the Bad Brains song and their approach was definitely not positive (even if Right Brigade singer was coming from positive CTHC band Follow Through)

80's Misfits t-shirt with some storage wear

5" Wide by 35" Long

saw the design at the show he took it off the merch table and refused to allow for it to be sold

Vintage Keith Haring "Walk For Hope 1989 Washington DC" Shirt Punk & Hardcore in great condition with yellowKeith Haring was an artist from Kutztown, PA born in 1958. His work became well known in the 1980s after his subway art became ubiquitous around New York City, including the iconic "Radiant Baby." Haring, who was influenced by his friends like Andy Warhol and Jean Michel Basquiat, opened up his Pop Shop in New York's SoHo neighborhood in 1986 which intended to blur the lines between high art and low art: selling art (and merchandise) direct to