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12.31.10

2010 Borbay’s Year in Review on Canvas General Action | Comments
2010 kicked-off with a new title — Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker... and a broken fibula. By the end of my first full calendar year as a professional artist, I hung in two exhibitions, got back on the ice, painted furiously and most importantly — got engaged to the woman of my dreams. As you can see, my clean cut advertising image changed greatly per my portrait above. I have no resolutions for 2011, other than to keep pressing forward. 2009 was great, 2010 was incredible, 2011... After the jump, a meandering journey through my 2010 on canvas, and ...

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12.09.10

International Twitter Exhibition Featured on Norwegian Television Collaboration, General Action | Comments
In Mid-November, I announced my participation in the Twitter Art Exhibition. A major success, this event has been televised on NRK (8:10 into the clip). From the founder, fellow artist David Sandum: "255 artists from all over the world (some 20 countries) have participated in the Twitter-art-exhibit at the Moss public library, where all proceeds go to children's books, by painting an original postcard (or mixed media, photo etc). These cards have been assembled on a wall built donated by Punkt Ø- Momentum (government art agency). The cards are sold for 200 NOK each ($32.00), and so far we have sold ...

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11.17.10

Bringing Books to Norway — David Sandum’s Twitter Art Exhibition Collaboration, General Action | Comments
When fellow artist David Sandum put out the call for original, postcard sized work to benefit a library for children in Moss, Norway — I jumped on board. My collage is comprised of magazine clippings, china market, acrylic paint and gel medium. To find out more about the exhibition, click here.

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