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April 2010

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• 04.27.10
  California High School Art Students Create Borbays Collaboration, Painting Process | (6)

  The world is an incredible place. During my first year as a professional artist, I dedicated my social self to meeting creative, passionate people. Lora Sanders is one of those inspiring artists I met through Twitter, and have since struck up a real-life friendship. When she told me she was going to have her California High School Art Classes create work in my style, I was flattered. The results (many after the jump, Geisha by Madison pictured above) are stunning. About the project: "Technically teenagers hold a certain depth and soul that can be extracted and channeled with the right inspiration.  ...

  Tagged: Art, Artist, Borbay, Borbay Inspired Painting, Borbay.com, Collage Painting, Conversations, Details, Education, Facebook, Great Oak High School, High School Art, High School Art Projects, How to Paint, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Lora Sanders, Lora Sanders Artist, Madison Avenue, Modern, New York City, New York Post, Paint Like Borbay, Painting, Painting Process, People, Promotion, Student Art Project, Study Art, Temecula California, Time Out New York, Time Out New Yorks Most Creative New Yorker, Twitter, Upper East Side, Who is Borbay
  
• 04.25.10
  Painting Process | Martin Brodeur Makes A Save With Much On His Mind Painting Process | (8)

  When I had the incredible opportunity to experience the Stanley Cup, I asked Cup-Keeper Mike Bolt (his father, Ron Bolt, is an epic artist) to recommend a goaltending subject... his referral was no surprise. Martin Brodeur, The Devils and Goaltending have been three in the same for 19 years. At this juncture in his career, he is fighting rumors of an early demise, despite shattering records and posting consistent numbers. This, I felt, was the right time to capture Marty. My choice of subject was immediately recognized by Michelle Kenneth, a writer for Inside Hockey; by way of Fish, an ...

  Tagged: @NHLDevils, @N_J_Devils, @TimeOutNewYork, Art, Artist, Borbay, Borbay.com, Brodeur Art, Collage Painting, Conversations, Details, Fish, Goalie Painting, Goaltending, Hockey Painting, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Keeper of the Cup, Manhattan, Martin Brodeur, Martin Broduer, MB30, Michelle Kenneth, Mike Bolt, Mike Bolt Stanley Cup, Modern, National Hockey League, New York City, NHL, NY Magazine, Painting, Painting of a hockey player, Painting of Martin Brodeur, Painting of Marty Brodeur, Painting Process, Ron Bolt, Ron Bolt Canadian Artist, The Devils, Time Out New York, Twitter
  
• 04.22.10
  Brodeur Painting Shout on Michelle Kenneths Blog General Action | (0)

  My developing Marty Brodeur painting (latest state pictured above) received a wonderful shout from Inside Hockey columnist Michelle Kenneth. When Michelle discovered my work via Twitter (a great follow), she mentioned Darius Kasparaitis has a sister who is also an artist. Ironic, because when I played travel goalie on Long Island, I had the opportunity to skate with Darius a bunch... full circles come sooner, rather than later round' here.

  Tagged: Art, Art Show, Artist, Borbay, Borbay.com, Buy Borbay Art Work Now, Collage Painting, Conversations, Darius Kasparaitis, Details, Drunks, Facebook, Inside Hockey, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Manhattan, Martin Brodeur, Marty Brodeur Painting, MB30 Painting, Michelle Kenneth, New York City, New York Post, Office Painting, Painting, Painting Resurrected, People, Plein Air, Stanley Cup, Street Vagrants, Time Out New Yorks Most Creative New Yorker, Twitter
  
• 04.21.10
  Commissions Elephants Mannequins Franz Kline Marty Brodeur Stanley Cup Sorority Life General Action | (1)

  And now, for a Borbay Update on everything that matters, right now.  Things are not looking up for Marty and the Devils against Philly, but, fortunately, I am capturing one save for eternity in my latest work: "Martin Brodeur Makes A Save With Much On His Mind" (pictured at its current unfinished stage.) After the jump, more about the crumbling foundation of NYC, drunken mannequins, street micturition, Franz Kline, Elephants, The Stanley Cup, The Resurrection of Painting and more. Continue Reading...

  Tagged: Art, Art Show, Artist, Big Lebowski, Borbay, Borbay.com, Buy Borbay Art Work Now, Casa Dragones, Cherry Blossoms, Collage Painting, Conversations, Details, Drunks, Facebook, Hirschhorn Museum, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Manhattan, Mannequin, Martin Brodeur, Micturition, New York City, New York Post, Office Painting, Painting, Painting Resurrected, People, Phi Guy, Plein Air, Stanley Cup, Street Vagrants, Tim, Time Out New Yorks Most Creative New Yorker, Twitter, Washington DC
  
• 04.20.10
  April 20, 2010 Borbay to Speak at Bay Shore High School National Art Honor Society Event Press Release | (2)

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY - April 20, 2010 – Heading back to school for the first time since 2002, Manhattan-based professional location artist Borbay, is scheduled to speak at Bay Shore High School's National Art Honor Society induction on Thursday, April 29, 2010. Borbay will share his work and artistic journey, while providing the advice most young art students never receive. Following the event, Borbay will post the entire presentation on Borbay.com. From Borbay, "Being asked to share your thoughts and experience is always an honor. Speaking at Bay Shore will be particularly special, considering my Dad has ...

  Tagged: Art, Art Educators, Art Exhibition, Artist, Artist Presentation, Bay Shore High School, Borbay, Borbay.com, Collage Painting, Conversations, Cross Country and Track, Details, Facebook, Group Show, High School National Art Honor Society, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Manhattan, May 22 2010, Most Creative New Yorker, National Art Honor Society, New York City, New York Post, Painting, Painting Process, Painting Resurrected, People, Promotion, Steve Borbet, Time Out New York, Time Out New Yorks Most Creative New Yorker, Twitter, Upper East Side
  
• 04.19.10
  Painting Process | The Untimely Death of Alexander McQueen at Twilight Painting Process | (0)

  An untimely passing can be a polarizing moment. When I read about the suicide of Alexander McQueen, something clicked. Every collage I make places our daily headlines on one plane, sharing the contrasting views and emotions (or lack there of) experienced within the pages of any daily paper. McQueen's death was the epitome; snarky headlines like "Couture Shock", mixed in with Death, Suicide, Specials, $69.99, Beauties, Top Dog, Game, Your Lips... This canvas has been on a long journey, initially set forth to be an architectural pattern comprised of Chrysler Buildings. After the jump, a picture I began when I broke ...

  Tagged: Abstraction of Reality, Alexander McQueen, Alexander McQueen's Suicide, Art, Artist, Borbay, Borbay.com, Capturing Death, Chrysler Buildings, Collage, Collage Painting, Conversations, Facebook, Jason Borbay, Manhattan, Midtown, Modern, New York City, New York Post, Painting, Painting of Alexander McQueen, Painting Process, Palette, People, Snarky Commentary, Suicide, Suicide Art, The Death Of Alexander McQueen, Time Out New York, Twitter, Upper East Side
  
• 04.17.10
  Watch, Vote, 26.2 or Die – A Webby Contender General Action | (0)

  Please take a moment to view and vote for Glenn Osten Anderson's Webby Nominated Flick, 26.2 or Die. Featured on Runner's World, this tale of Matt Long's recovery from a debilitating injury is a fascinating window into a world of passion, grit and determination. Incidentally, Matt Long will also be featured in Men's Fitness alongside some of the biggest male names out there. Good luck Glenn. Again, vote here.

  Tagged: 26.2 or Die, Anderson Film, Glenn, Glenn Osten Anderson, Independent Films, Indy Sports Film, Matt Long, Ment's Fitness, Sports Film, The Webby's, Vote for 26.2, Webby Sports Nomination, Webby's
  
• 04.16.10
  Painting Process | Palm Bay Brand Mark Commission Painting Process | (3)

  This style of collage painting lends itself to interesting visual challenges. It is important to organize a certain level of chaos beneath a rather straight forward composition and subject matter. In the case of Palm Bay, I wanted the name and brand mark to emerge from the background, while simultaneously being recessed from the surface. After the jump, each stroke along the way. Continue Reading...

  Tagged: Art, Artist, BEVFORCE, Borbay, Borbay.com, Brand Painting, Collage, Collage Painting, Conversations, Corporate Commission, Facebook, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Manhattan, Modern, New York City, New York Post, Office Painting, Painting, Painting Process, Palette, Palm Bay, Palm Bay Commissioned Painting, Palm Bay Painting, People, Process Painting, TriBeCa, Twitter, Upper East Side, Urbania
  
• 04.14.10
  My 9:30 Appointment With Lord Stanley’s Cup General Action | (3)

  Despite my crushing Olympic defeat, I was able to get my paws on the Stanley Cup - thanks to my man Jim over at Sirius. It's not every day you receive an email saying, "Stanley Cup, 9:30PM." Continue Reading...

  Tagged: Andy Warhol, Andy Warhol Painting, Andy Warhol Stanley Cup, Art, Artist, Artist Borbay, Artist With Stanley Cup, Borbay, Borbay With Stanley Cup, Borbay.com, Collage, Facebook, Inspiration, Jason Borbay, Lord Stanley, Manhattan, Midtown, New York City, NHL, NHL Playoffs, Office Painting, Painting Process, Rod Gilbert, Stanley Cup, Twitter
  
• 04.13.10
  APRIL 13, 2010 PAINTING RESURRECTED A ONE-NIGHT-ONLY ART GALA Press Release | (0)

  SUPERNATURAL EVENT: PAINTING RISES FROM THE GRAVE ON MAY 22, 2010 NEW YORK, NY (April 13, 2010)–Many listless art critics have glibly declared: “painting is dead.” Another offered $10,000 for proof of expiration. On Saturday, May 22, 2010, BORBAY, Jeremy Penn and Ari Lankin offer evidence to the contrary. Opening for one-night-only in TriBeCa, Painting Resurrected will exhume eighteen contrasting paintings, supernaturally confirming - the demise of painting has been greatly exaggerated. Myths will be shattered, precedents will be set and cocktails will be served. Find out more on the official event site, and RSVP on Facebook. Location: 393 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New ...

  Tagged: $10, 000, 2010, 393 Broadway, 6pm-9pm, Ari Lankin, Art, Art Critics Say Painting Is Dead, Art Gala, Art Opening, Art Opening Saturday May 22, BEVFORCE, Borbay, Borbay.com, Collage, Collage Painting, Colors, Downtown Art Exhibition, Facebook, Jason Borbay, Jeremy Penn, Jerry Saltz, Manhattan, May 22, New York, New York City, New York Post, NY 10013, NYC Artists, Office Painting, Painting, Painting Is Not Dead, Painting Process, Painting Resurrected, Time Out New York, TriBeCa, Twitter, Upper East Side
  

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