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01.22.10

Urbania Event Photographs | Borbay’s One Night Only Art Exhibition Art Exhibit, General Action, Urbania | (6)
Featured in Time Out New York and The Huffington Post, Urbania, Borbay's debut one-night-only art exhibition was a smashing success. Hosted at M&T Bank's Flatiron location and produced by Justin Brock Schantz (above with Borbay) of Left Brain Power, over 350 beautiful people enjoyed the architectural impressionist work, while sipping delicious Montecristo Rum and St-Germain cocktails. Within 24-hours, half of the pieces were sold, with contracts pending on several others. After the jump, bold-faced-names and photographs from this illustrious red-rope affair. Continue Reading...

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01.19.10

January 19, 2010 Huffington Post Interview With Borbay Press Release, Urbania | (0)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY - January 19, 2010 – Breaking bones, hockey and swearing are all-inclusive in this in-depth interview conducted by Jamie Frevele of the Huffington Post. Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker, Borbay, shares his thoughts, ideas and motives behind Urbania, the one-night-only exhibition that will take place on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010; from 6-9PM at M&T Bank’s Flatiron Branch, 200 5th Avenue.

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01.18.10

January 18, 2010 Urbania | Works on Display and More Information Press Release, Urbania | (2)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY - January 18, 2010 – Urbania, the one-night-only exhibition showcasing the "vivid urban paintings" of Borbay, Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker, is two days away. You can RSVP for this red-rope affair, featuring Montecristo Rum and St-Germain cocktails on Urbania's Official Facebook. On display will be the following works by Borbay: Neil’s Coffee Shop | 24″X24″ | 2006 | Mixed Media on Canvas Barack Yellow | 36″X36″ | 2008 |Acrylic on Canvas New York Post Mortem | 30″x30″ | 2009 | Acrylic on Canvas Manhattan Bridge, DUMBO, Freedom Partners | 30″X40″ | 2009 | Acrylic on Canvas Woolworth ...

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01.16.10

January 16, 2010 Urbania’s “Vivid Urban Paintings” per Time Out New York Press Release, Urbania | (0)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY - January 16, 2010 – Be sure to pick up issue 746 of Time Out New York and turn to page four to see a shout for Borbay’s first solo exhibition – Urbania. For ongoing show coverage, check out Urbania on Facebook. This one-night-only exhibition will take place on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010; from 6-9PM at M&T Bank’s Flatiron Branch, 200 5th Avenue.

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01.15.10

Artists Wanted, ShortyAwards, The New Yorker and Urbania General Action | (0)
Tis' the season for nominations, awards and shameless self promotion. First up: ArtistsWanted Portrait competition: "You are invited to participate in "The Power of Self" an international competition celebrating the vitality of self portraiture. A panel of judges including actor Steve Buscemi, director Chris Weitz, Guggenheim curator Helen Hsu and Flavorpill founder Sascha Lewis will award one artist a package of incredible prizes including six months of free living at The Edge in New York City or $7007 in cash. The most popular portfolio as voted by the public will also receive $1,000 cash. Your images have ...

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01.14.10

Painting Process | Eustace Tilley, The New Yorker Icon Painting Process | (2)
The year was 1925, the heart of the roaring twenties. New Yorker protagonist Eustace Tilley (below) had little on his mind other than butterflies and jazz ensembles. That was then. Today, poor old Eustace is out of sorts. The headlines illustrate doom and gloom. Strange new breeds of Three Term Changing Butterflies demand attention... he feels guilty. A rich man in a sea of social decline, afraid of terrorism, wondering who wants to kill him and his way of life. His monocle is all he has left, that, and his top-hat. A mind riddled with questions, concerns and fear. Eustace Tilley, ...

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01.08.10

Painting Process | Portrait of the Artist as a Not So Young Man and The Death of Print Painting Process | (10)
Continuing on my new collage series, I decided to create a self portrait. With nothing but time - thanks broken leg - I decided to tackle a large-scale, three-by-four-foot format. Here it is, a portrait of the artist as a not so young man - comprised of the printed page, clippings from @TheNewYorkPost - which one day in the near future will no longer be in print, but rather illuminated on a digital screen. For a sense of scale, yours truly looking aloof next to my creation. After the jump, the process behind this piece. Continue Reading...

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12.31.09

2009 Borbay’s Year in Review on Canvas General Action | (6)
At the inset of 2009, my name was Jason Borbet, and I was working as business director (see above) for an interactive advertising firm. My days were filled with Statements of Work, Capabilities Presentations, Phone Calls and Emails. In May, Erin and me embarked upon a two week vacation to Maui - my first fortnight away from work in six years. There, I read books, watched the NHL playoffs, soaked in the rays and enjoyed the wonderful homegrown produce. Upon my return, everything fell into place and I made the decision to take the plunge. Now, with a new name (Borbay), ...

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12.10.09

Painting Process | Empire State Building Broken Leg Painting Painting Process | (3)
Sometimes there's a man. Sometimes, that man spends 14 hours a day sitting on his couch, leg elevated, popping painkillers. That man is me, and this painting, is a 6"X18" rendering of the Empire State Building. To date, I have done many Chrysler Building pictures, so it was high-time for an Empire. A full painting process after the jump. Continue Reading...

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09.29.09

Painting Process | LOUIS VUITTON Man Star Painting Process | (0)
What is a Louis Vuitton Man Star? Picture a well dressed, big swinging dick as he and his sharp bag saunter into Rose bar, demanding, "I simply must see the game." With a wink and a smile, the sexy bartender flips on ESPN and coyly adds, "nice Louis Vuitton." Our Louis Vuitton Man Star smiles, takes a swig of imported beer, and says, "I know," with a pause, adding, "Now move your head, you're blocking the game." Most artists don't write what they are doing when they are painting... directly on the canvas - and that is probably a good thing. Still, I ...

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