“For over three decades, My artistic journey has been a dynamic interplay between urban energy and natural serenity. From the vibrant streets of Toronto to the vibrant landscapes of Collingwood and rural Canada, The work has evolved, embracing both the boldness of Abstract Painting and Pop Art with the subtlety of traditionalLandscapes” Says Jason Alexander, as he is always reaching artistically in his 30 year career. The colours are rich, the lines are confident,and the compositions feel strong and clear. This collection shows how his work keeps growing and changing.

Jason Alexander art offers a wide selection of stunning high quality canvas prints from 16 x 20 to 48 x 72 and larger. An excellent way to bring your favorite designs to life.These high-quality canvas prints transform any space into a gallery-like setting, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate details with depth and dimension. Each piece is crafted with care in Canada, ensuring the artwork's longevity while maintaining its vibrant hues.

To achieve a gallery-level look, framed canvas prints are an excellent option. These prints come ready to hang, offering a finished and refined appearance. The frames not only enhance the visual appeal of the canvas but also provide added protection, ensuring your artwork remains pristine for years to come as it increases in value.

Whether you’re looking for a statement piece or a subtle accent, framed canvas prints offer versatility and style, making them an ideal choice for any room in your home. Explore the collection today and discover the perfect canvas art prints to elevate your space.

Over ten years, more than a thousand of his works and prints were sold across North America and Europe, helping Jason build a strong international following. His unique urban style and bold use of colour caught the attention of art collectors, major galleries, and even the television world.

Several pieces from this era appeared on hit TV shows like Seinfeld, Will & Grace, Family Matters (Urkel), and Suddenly Susan, bringing his art into millions of homes.