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02.26.11

February 26, 2011 Borbay To Join Architecture for Humanity Panel Discussion On March 1st Press Release | (0)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Center for Architecture, New York, NY - February 26, 2011 – On Tuesday, March 1st, from 7:00PM-8:00PM, Location Artist, Architectural Impressionist and Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker Borbay will participate in Architecture for Humanity's panel discussing the Intersection of Architecture and Public Art for Innovative Community Revitalization. This conversation will address how art and architecture can work together to create impromptu community spaces. Over the past thirty years, aesthetic public modification has been polarized and turned into big business... see Exit Through The Gift Shop. The question is this: how can we reclaim neglected portions ...

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08.24.10

FlyNY – Action Painting Photos, Watch it Dry… Watch it Collaboration, General Action | (2)
FlyNY 2010 was a fine afternoon spent painting a kite filled sky. There were several photographers on hand, and here are some of the excellent shots sent my way. Above, professional photographer and part-time lawyer George Flowers really captures the scene. We will mix it up further, after the jump. Continue Reading...

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08.22.10

Painting Process | FlyNY Cityscape and Kite Plein Air Painting, Event Pictures Painting Process | (3)
FlyNY 2010 was a kite flying good times. In yet another "shake your head at this modern world" moment, I met FlyNY's publicist Rachel Wells via Twitter. She then attended Painting Resurrected in May, my group show with Jeremy Penn and Ari Lankin. There, she met one of my hockey teammates Dave, that I myself had not yet met myself due to my broken leg. They have since stayed in touch, and through Rachel, I found out about FlyNY and decided to paint the event. Short story long, real people do exist on the internets. Now, down to business. After the ...

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