Fernando Miteff, also known as Nic 707, was a pioneering artist whose work contributed to the cultural emergence and guerrilla-style ethos of graffiti in New York City in the 1970s. Starting in 2009, Nic 707 held a staggering number of exhibitions over eleven years, transforming the insides of train cars and buses into the ultimate pop-up galleries, which he called InstaFame Phantom Art. This personal project evolved into a movement that returned classic graffiti writers to the New York City transit system as well as providing a public showcase for dozens of up-and-coming artists. 

Select works created as part of the InstaFame Phantom Art Project will be featured in this one-of-a-kind retrospective, the first public exhibition outside of New York City, at Orlando Public Library through August.

For more information about Nic 707 and the InstaFame Phantom Art Project, visit instafamephantomart.com.