Through the combined power of fire, earth and air signs, artists Chelsea Smith and The Bears: Cake Marques and Michael McGrath, create a sparkly, out of this world art showcase. Across the Sparkleverse will take you through the universe to see fabulous and grandiose images of space, aliens and astrology combined in stark contrast to the world of the black, white and beige – the universe isn’t anything without a little sparkle.See More

On display January through February, this collection depicts artist Iva Pittman’s imagery of how music is used to cope with everyday life. To view more artwork, follow the artist @official5pm and @officiallyiva on Instagram. See More

Women in the Arts, Inc. and Orange County Library System invite professional, female artists to submit their work to be exhibited during Women’s History Month at the library. Finalists will be chosen from the entries submitted. Selected art will be featured in the annual Celebrating the Genius of Women exhibition at Orlando Public Library in March and April 2022. Finalists will be eligible for up to $2,500 in cash prizes and in-kind awards. Deadline for submissions is Thursday, January 20, 2022…See More

Photographer Cynthia Slaughter depicts the love, strength, care, hope and determination of her then 94-year-old mother, Mrs. Edna P. Butler, whose faith, wisdom, integrity and devout character continues to sustain her in life, family and community.https://www.ocls.info/about/art-displaySee More

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…See More

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…See More

Explore the rich culture and artifacts of México as well as artwork inspired by Mexican icon, Frida Kahlo. Presented by Casa de México with the participation of Tertulia Cuatro Gatos. Artwork is available for purchase and benefits the Friends of the Orange County Library System. For inquiries, visit Gifts & Greetings on the first floor of Orlando Public Library, or call 407.835.7483. For more information about Casa de México, visit casademexicoorlando.org.See More