This gallery display’s all of Borbay’s work. Click here to view Location painting, and here to view Studio work separately.
The TriBeCa Grand Hotel, NYC | 48”X60” | 2010 | Sold | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
The FWA Classic | 18”X24” | 2010 | In Contract | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Nipple Slip Soup Spill New York Post | 18”X24” | 2010 | Available | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Eustace Tilley and the Rare Three Term Change | 18”X24” | 2010 | Available | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Portrait of the Artist as a Not So Young Man and The Death of Print | 36”X48” | 2010 | Available | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
NY Post, Andy and Classic Vegas | 18”X24” | 2010 | Available | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
NY Post and The Gang on Christmas | 18”X24” | 2009 | Available | Collage and Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Empire State Building for Tim | 6”X18” | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Artprov, A Live Painting | 18”X24” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Manhattan Bridge, DUMBO, Freedom Partners | 30″X40″ | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
John Hancock Center from Trump International Hotel & Tower, Chicago | 18″X24″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Distraction Painting Number One | 30″X30″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Via Del Laura in Brera, Milan, Italy | 30cmX40cm | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Bar Brera, Milan, Italy | 30cmX40cm | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Via Rovello in Brera, Milan, Italy | 30cmX40cm | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
San Marco Cathedral, Milan, Italy | 30cmX40cm | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Woolworth From WhenTech | 30”X30” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Bridges of SS+K (Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges) | 30”X30” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Chrysler Building Featuring Water Towers | 18”X24” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
LOUIS VUITTON Man Star | 18”X24” | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
BUtterfield8 | 18”X24” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Chrysler Building, 39th Street | 20”X24” | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Eat My Ball – Serena Williams | 16”X20” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas Sheet | Process
Imaletchufinish – Kanye West | 16”X20” | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas Sheet | Process
Release To Orgasm | 30”X30” | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
See Why I Am, OK? | 18”X24” | 2009 | Available | Acrylic and Gel Medium on Canvas | Process
Charlie The Tax Man | 20”X20” | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Hermés in a Box | 30”X30” | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
ESPN Zone NYC | 30″x30″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Spoonbridge and Cherry | 24″x30″ | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Still Born | 48″x48″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
New York Post Mortem | 30″x30″ | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Minnetonka Flowers | 20″x20″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Big Business, 5 Grand | 30″x30″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
The Cigar Inn Lounge | 14″X18″ | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Elaine’s at Night | 16″X20″ | 2009 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
The Guggenheim | 30″X30″ | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Erin’s World Travels | 30″X40″ | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Obama Redbull | 30″X30″ | 2009 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Property of Redbull | Process
The Closers | 48″X48″ | 2009 | Available | Mixed Media on Canvas | Process
Jim Hanlon’s Studio, Maui | 16″X20″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas
Lake Wallenpaupack | 16″X20″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Man Purse | 48″X48″ | 2009 | Available | Mixed Media on Canvas.
Maui’s Big Beach | 16″X20″ | 2009 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Miracle on Hudson | 30″X40″ | 2009 | Sold | Mixed Media on Canvas | Process
Flatiron Building | 30″X30″ | 2009 | Sold | Private collection of Justin Brock Schantz | Acrylic on Canvas
Na Pali Coast, Hawaii | 24″X48″ | 2009 | Sold | Private collection of Ron Weiss | Acrylic on Canvas
Central Park | 16″X20″ | 2009 | Sold | Private collection of Carl Kinney | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Classic Tunes | 24″X24″ | 2008 | Sold | Acrylic on Canvas | Private Collection of Jim McClure
Hollywood Cameron | 30″X48″ | 2008 | Mixed Media on Canvas
Roof Top Upper East | 24″X24″ | 2008 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas
Barack Yellow | 36″X36″ | 2008 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas
Barack Red | 36″X36″ | 2008 | Available | Mixed Media on Canvas
Two Pabst for CBIZ | 48″X60″ | 2007 | In Contract | Acrylic on Canvas
Bethesda Fountain | 18″X24″ | 2007 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas
Plaza Hotel | 24″X24″ | 2007 | Available | Mixed Media on Canvas
Luis Flynn | 36″X48″ | 2006 | Available | Mixed Media on Canvas
Chelsea | 24″X24″ | 2006 | Available | Mixed Media on Canvas
Neil’s Coffee Shop | 24″X24″ | 2006 | Private Collection | Mixed Media on Canvas
Canadian Sound | 24″X24″ | 2006 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas
Donald Trump | 16″X20″ | 2006 | Sold | Acrylic and Photo Transfer on Canvas
Figure Five | 36″X48″ | 2005 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas | Process
Blooze | 36″X48″ | 2003 | Available | Acrylic on Canvas
1140c – Self Portrait | 36″X48″ | 2003 | Available | Acrylic and mixed media on Unstretched Canvas
Gun Splash | 24″X30″ | 2002 | Available | Collage on Canvas
The Ghost | 16″X20″ | 2002 | Stolen | Collage on Canvas
Nice site, Love the Flatiron and Chelsea work and especially Neil’s coffee – great use of texture…
Keep up the good work! Kelly…
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I can’t believe ESPN Zone did not snap up that painting! They must have their head up their butt.
The Spoonbridge Cherry is mine!! We’ll work out the details later…OK?
I love the new Woolworth Building. Actually, I love all of your work, but I think I’m partial to the New York site paintings (plus a few favorites among the others). Your style is really coming together and, like you, it has a character all it’s own. Looking forward to seeing what you do while you’re in Italy. Enjoy!
@Tom: Thank you for checking in, I truly appreciate it. The Cherry picture is all yours, and as for the style, I am working towards finding my style – next step, refining it, finally, destroying it and building a better style. Talk to you soon.
Hello Jason, it’s Marcelo from your building, I got your business card.
This is a fantastic series of work you got here. I finally got a chance to see my favorite peice on here which is “Neils Coffee Shop”- it’s also the very first painting I saw of yours when I was helping you moving in-
real good stuff- both tight and loose as well as colorful- Charlie The Taxman would be my second favorite he’s got $$$ “painted” all over his face. “release to Orgasm” cracks me up! would make an ideal print to hang in the bathroom for some odd reason and “see why I am ok” would be my third favorite- it’s got a snowy windy chilly texturing feeling.
i’ll see you ’round soon.
“snuffy”
My very good friend Tom H. told me to take a look at this site – it had some pictures that he thought I might like. Well, that was an Under Statement.
I think that Viewing your work and seeing the Progression in creating these pieces has Stirred a Spark in me again. I cannot thank him enough for turning me on to Your site AND to You for the Selfless Sharing of not only your Talent but also your Spirit.
Good work all the way around, hope to see you when you are in Mpls next.
I would just love to have a clue what these paintings cost….i really love this style its exciting and its fresh….i’m just ignorant in terms of how much it costs to commission a painting as well as what these paintings typically sell for…i really love Elaine’s at night and Via Rivello…email if you can i would really love to learn more thanks
@Steven: Thank you! I will have someone from my team reach out to you ASAP.
Hello. How are you? I am emailing for recommend my mother to you. She is 45 years old and one day she started to paint.and I saw that it was wonderful painting the same as picaso and I Couldn’t BELIEVE it. BECAUSE she has not seen picasos painting.after that time she paints CONTINUAL. she has a lot of paint in 1.5 year . I DECIDE to PRESENTAT her to you. I call you from asia. Iam saideh.what can I do for her? Please call me. Have a good day.
Thanks.
Sorry I haven’t been able to check in for a while. Lot’s of new stuff…I like the use of the collage with
acrylic…it’s like a new direction with some of the
same vision. I like all four of them but the Portrait of
the Not-so-young Artist is my favorite (and not just
because the book had an effect on me at a young age).
Again, congrats on the success of the Urbania Exhibit…
You definitly deserve the attention.
Tom