Justin Bua creates cool art. His wiggly-armed D.J. intently scratches vinyl on a turntable, head and shoulder wedging in place a set of headphones that he is too cool to wear, while surrounded by the tools of his trade. The Beat of Urban Art, his first book, showcases a motley cast of musicians, homeboys, street hustlers, and neighborhood toughs--from the heavy-lidded Piano Man in his cubist yellow jacket to the joyously sneaky grafitti artist entering the subway yard through a hole in the fence in The Artist
Justin Bua creates cool art. His wiggly-armed D.J. intently scratches vinyl on a turntable, head and shoulder wedging in place a set of headphones that he is too cool to wear, while surrounded by the tools of his trade. The Beat of Urban Art, his first book, showcases a motley cast of musicians, homeboys, street hustlers, and neighborhood toughs--from the heavy-lidded Piano Man in his cubist yellow jacket to the joyously sneaky grafitti artist entering the subway yard through a hole in the fence in The Artist