BTA is an internationally renowned artist who has worked with some of the largest global brands and has shown in galleries all around the world. His clients include Swatch, Nescafé, Viacom, Lamborghini, MTV, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum, Gibson guitar and numerous others. His galleries range from the prestigious Forbes gallery in New York to the Minsheng Art Museum in Shanghai. His work has been featured in everything from The New York Times to Rolling Stone. His many public art projects include numerous CowParades around the world to other public events in New York, Europe and Asia. BTA taught himself how to play piano at age 9… he still wishes he could play better.
This Sing for Hope Piano was made possible in part by The International Foundation for Arts and Culture (Dr. Haruhisa Handa, Chairman, Sing for Hope Global Patron)
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