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11.07.11

Guest Blog Post on All That Inspires Me General Action | (0)
If you have a moment, please check out my guest post on All That Inspires Me. I discuss my growing art collection, and how it has helped me as both artist and businessman. If you have any questions or comments, fire at will. Happy Monday! Thank you for the opportunity to share my thoughts Keith, keep up the great work.

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10.28.11

October 28, 2011 Borbay’s Guggenheim #3 to Hang in Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series at Rush Arts Art Exhibit, Press Release | (1)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW YORK, NY – October 28, 2011 — On November 4, 2011, Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker, Borbay, will show in the 2nd Annual Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series. Brought to you by Bombay Sapphire, Russell & Danny Simmons’ Rush Philanthropic Art Foundation and Complex Media, the Artisan Series is a national contest to discover a new wave of artists. From this exhibition, two New York artists will be selected for the Artisan Series National finale during Art Basel Miami this December. From there, a pair of National winners will receive an exhibit at Russell and Danny ...

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10.25.11

Behind The Music With Tony Black Collaboration, Painting Process | (0)
Check out this sweet "behind the music" video from Tony Black, documenting the experience of creating a spontaneous track for my latest painting process. Here is Tony's recap on his site... and thank you caffeine. In case you missed the painting... "Laura's Favorite Place" — Thank you for a dope soundtrack Tony. And thank you Laura.

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10.23.11

Painting Process Laura’s Favorite Place in Larchmont New York Painting Process | (1)
Here is the second painting in my Larchmont, New York commissioned series for the wonderful Hoffman family. This particular 24"X30" canvas is painted from the perspective of sitting in the hot tub... and is aptly entitled, "Laura's Favorite Place". This is view from sitting in the tub... which served as the central perspective point. This is Laura's favorite place, so I wanted to capture the views at magic hour. Did you say process video? With a score created by Mr. Tony Black — courtesy of Tony Black/Orange Key? Continue Reading...

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10.19.11

Great GOOP ARTicle Missing Massive Message General Action, Thinking Out Loud | (0)
My wife Erin passed along this newsletter entitled "Decorating with Contemporary Art" from Gwyneth Paltrow's GOOP. Written by Maria Brito, there are numerous fantastic points, but there is one critical avenue for collecting art noticeably absent — direct-to-artist. Here are a few of my thoughts in-line with the newsletter... Continue Reading...

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10.18.11

Iona College Art Appreciation Lecture | Presentation and Class Guggenheim Drawings Academia, General Action | (1)
This past Thursday, I had the honor of guest lecturing for Ryan Seslow‘s Art Appreciation Class at Iona College for a second time. My presentation revolved around my history, work, process, day-to-day and wrapped up with a 30-minute "draw the Guggenheim" exercise. After the jump, my presentation slide-by-slide, as well as the resulting class drawings. Continue Reading...

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10.07.11

Borbay Brands Bomb Wines, Painting and Branding Process Painting Process | (0)
Earlier this year, I was contacted by Jim Carney and Susan Weeden to discuss their new project — Bomb Wines. My name was kindly sent their way by former American-Record holding steeplechaser, art collector and friend George Malley. After a few conceptual meetings, we decided to move forward with a commissioned collage painting and logo design for Bomb's first wine release: a 2009 Oregon Pinot Noir. The objective was to create a colorful, hand-crafted, explosive visual identity — apropos for a brand with the name "BOMB". Here is a look at the creation process from start to finish. Continue Reading...

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10.01.11

Artist In The World, Never Ending Art Trip, Borbay in the Studio Collaboration, General Action | (2)
A few days ago, artist and photographer André Smits stopped by the studio to take my portrait... from behind. I am now part of his global art project entitled: "Artists In The World". André and I got connected through my good friends over at Happy Famous Artists — which is how Mr. Smits has been finding all of his artists, not through a list, but through word of mouth. This is a great series, and I highly recommend checking out the photographs... definitely a new and interesting take. Continue Reading...

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09.26.11

Borbay’s Advertising Week Commission, As Seen in Bloomberg’s Business Week, AdWeek and Fast Company Collage, General Action, Painting Process | (1)
Recently, I was commissioned by the fine folks at Advertising Week to create a Manhattan-centric collage-painting for their 8th Anniversary. To promote Advertising Week, they created an ad featuring my painting, which can be found in Bloomberg's Business Week, AdWeek and Fast Company. If you take a moment to view the video above, you will see my creative process for this work from start to finish. I've also created a detailed blog post, including still photographs. After the jump, a few snaps of the magazines, including three spreads featuring my Advertising Week painting, advertising Advertising Week. Continue Reading...

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09.21.11

Manhattan Mural at Jake’s Saloon, West 57th Street and 10th Avenue, by Borbay & Penn Collaboration, Mural, Painting Process | (4)
The owners of Jake's Saloon commissioned Artist Jeremy Penn and yours truly to create an old-tyme Manhattan scene on the 11X26 foot exterior brick wall at their 875 10th Avenue location, at the North West corner of West 57th and 10th Avenue. We relished the opportunity to make our mark on the Manhattan landscape. Here is a partial video of the painting process... unfortunately, it only captures the first two sessions. While the camera was rolling on day 3, it was jacked... five feet behind us as we painted. Here is what Jake's Saloon looked like before the exterior facelift, image courtesy ...

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