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Photos: Bubba Chinos has a new hip-hop mural by Stale Art

People may debate the quality of the food at Bubba Chinos, but no one is going to quibble over the quality of the mural that local artist P.J. Sierra, also known as Stale Art, painted behind the first Bubba Chinos at 160 Federal Boulevard last week. Danielle Lirette stopped by...
By Danielle LiretteMarch 25, 2013
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People may debate the quality of the food at Bubba Chinos, but no one is going to quibble over the quality of the mural that local artist P.J. Sierra, also known as Stale Art, painted behind the first Bubba Chinos at 160 Federal Boulevard last week.

Danielle Lirette stopped by to see the finished piece; keep reading to take a look.

See also:
– Bubba Chinos serves up authentic “Chicano cuisine”
– Best Offshoot of a Homegrown Burger Haven 2011: Bubba Chinos
– The colorful Bubba Chinos empire is expanding

Sierra used spray point to create these portraits of hip-hop icons.

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