Whether he was working with Grace Jones, Andy Warhol or Jean-Michel Basquiat, regularly visiting clubs like Paradise Garage with friend Larry Levan, or drawing cartoon DJs, the work of New York artist and activist Keith Haring was deeply intertwined with the music world. Although Haring died at the age of 31, he produced art at a blinding speed and as such was enormously productive. His creations adorned album covers by punks, pop stars and burgeoning hip-hop names, and he lent his vision of sound to everyone from David Bowie and Sylvester to DMC and Crystal Waters in the 1980s LP cover designed and hand signed by Keith Haring, for the album A Diamond hidden in the Mouth of a Corpse (1985) by various artists. Offset lithography on double-sided record sleeve and record label, with accompanying 12'' vinyl record, 12x12 in (approx.31x31cm). Label: Giorno Poetry Systems – GPS 035 Released in gatefold cover with a special inner sleeve, also with artwork by Haring.