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Ja'Bowen is a performance and visual artist from Chicago, Il that is currently based out of N.Y.C.

Since the age of six Ja'Bowen has been training and performing in the art forms of tap dance, acting, music, writing, and design.

He is most notably known as one of the founding members of the world-renowned tap dance company M.A.D.D. Rhythms.

As a tap dancer, has been featured on The Today ShowT as well as the cover of The New York TimesT. He has performed and taught at venues all across the United States. Performance credits include halftime for the Chicago Bulls, featured roles in major motion picture films, national and international television spots, and more. Teaching credits include M.a.d.d. Rhythms Tap Academy and Lou Conte Dance Studio in Chicago, as well as Broadway Dance Center, and Mark Morris Dance Center in New York.

Currently, Ja'Bowen is working on his latest project entitled "Potential Energy" in which he incorporates tap, acting/spoken word, and original music production.

As Ja'Bowen takes his many years of training and experience and expands beyond just tap dance, and back into other art forms, he is poised to parlay his already successful career as a tap dancer into bigger success as an interdisciplinary artist.