Justin Bua “Piano Man” Framed Print Urban and similar items

Item Description: Piano Man by Justin Bua ? custom framed art print. Bua is a celebrated urban/graffiti artist known for his distinctive elongated figures and depictions of musicians, DJs, and street culture. This piece features a stylized jazz pianist in Bua?s signature caricature style, wearing a yellow jacket and seated at the piano. A dynamic and expressive artwork that blends fine art with graffiti-inspired street culture. Details: Artist: Justin Bua Title: Piano Man Medium: Print (framed under glass) Style: Urban graffiti / African American jazz art Frame: Custom frame, ready to hang Size: [Insert approx. dimensions incl. frame] Condition: Pre-owned, excellent condition. Frame and glass intact, print vibrant. Perfect for collectors of Justin Bua, African American art, jazz-inspired art, or street/graffiti culture decor. Groundbreaking in his field, BUA is internationally known for his best-selling collection of fine art posters?The DJ being one of the most popular prints of all time. Born in 1968 in NYC's untamed Upper West Side and raised between Manhattan and East Flatbush, Brooklyn, BUA was fascinated by the raw, visceral street life of the city. He attended the Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music and Performing Arts and complemented his education on the streets by writing graffiti and performing worldwide with breakdancing crews. BUA went on to the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California where he earned a B.F.A. and taught figure drawing at the University of Southern California for ten years. Starting in the world of commercial art, BUA designed and illustrated myriad projects, from skateboards and CD covers to advertising campaigns. He developed the look and feel of the opening sequence for MTV's Lyricist Lounge Show, EA Sports video games NBA Street and NFL Street, and the world of Slum Village's award winning music video ?Tainted.? BUA's line of apparel and a limited edition shoe line with PF Flyers sold out completely. BUA went on to create his own animated series Urbania and was the host of the Ovation TV series American Revolutionaries, later directing his own Ovation documentary on the legendary DMC, entitled Walk This Way. In 2012, BUA accepted an NAACP Image Award and a Telly Award for his art direction in Kareem Abdul-Jabbar?s documentary film On the Shoulders of Giants. As a longtime vegan and health-advocate, BUA recently created The BUA Bar, a raw, organic chocolate bar for people with ?old-school tastes and new-school sensibilities.? The BUA Bar tastes so good, it should be bad! In June 2013, BUA became the first artist to launch an online school with ArtistWorks, allowing beginning and advanced students around the world to study his curriculum and interact one-on-one through video exchange. BUA Live takes BUA worldwide as he lends his art expertise, teaching skills, talent, and wild personality to TV, film, commercials, workshops, animation projects, and more. BUA exhibits throughout the United States and internationally?including recent shows at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Pop International Gallery, New York. His energetic and vocal worldwide fan base ranges from former presidents, actors, musicians, professional athletes and dancers, to street kids and art connoisseurs.