Keith Haring’s “Pop Shop” Lives On Through BE@RBRICK AUDIO’s Latest Release

BE@RBRICK AUDIO is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Keith Haring’s legendary Pop Shop with a new limited-edition release that transforms the artist’s iconic visual language into a collectible sound object.

Drawing inspiration from the original Pop Shop Tokyo sticker sheets released in 1987, the edition pays tribute to Haring’s belief that art should exist beyond galleries and become part of everyday life. His instantly recognisable graphics wrap the BE@RBRICK silhouette, continuing the artist’s legacy of making art accessible to a wider audience.

Beyond its collectible appeal, the release functions as a high-performance speaker. Built on BE@RBRICK AUDIO’s acoustic platform, developed in partnership with RINARO ISODYNAMICS, it delivers immersive 360-degree sound while merging contemporary audio technology with one of pop art’s most enduring visual identities.

With this release in particular, it cements the fact that art, design and technology will continue to merge in a way that feels as relevant today as it did 40 years ago.

PHOTO CREDIT: Keith Haring | BE@RBRICK AUDIO