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

View the works of past winners of the Annual Celebrating the Genius of Women art competition in this special exhibition.See More

Orange County Library System is proud to present an exhibition of artwork created by former and present employees of Orlando’s theme park attractions. To purchase artwork on display, visit downtownartsdistrict.com/signature-gallery-downstairs.See More

Graduate of the Ringling College of Art and Design, local illustrator Alex Berki is known for his striking and dynamic art which features original characters and pop culture mainstays alike. To view more of his work, isit https://cargocollective.com/ALEXBERKIILLUSTRATORSee More

In 2018, StoryCorps recorded the conversations of library customers and staff. View sketches of that occasion by local artist Thomas Thorspecken and listen to the stories.See More

Some of the most important male artists in western history are known specifically for their paintings of women. In this exhibit, we have brought together five male Florida artists whose work is mainly focused on the female form. Each approaches depicting women from very different perspectives, both artistically and intellectually.See More

The Celebrating the Genius of Women art exhibition features local, national and international artists who have entered artwork for consideration in an annual competition hosted by Women in the Arts Inc. For more information, visit ocls.info/womeninthearts. See More