The Garage, Amsterdam, the Netherlands: The Fashion Pages, Solo Exhibition

Best known in the street art movement for his iconic flower image, Michael De Feo has created unsanctioned works on the streets in over 60 cities from New York to Hong Kong over nearly 25 years. His most recent street projects are takeovers of fashion ads in NYC's bus stop shelters. His current studio practice reflects his interest in the world of fashion by painting atop images he sources from magazines. These works highlight the blurred line of illegal intervention and sponsored partnerships like his recently designed line of women's accessories for renowned New York brand Echo launching Spring '16. Other fashion projects include a takeover of Neiman Marcus' April catalog 'The Book' and an influencer campaign for Christian Louboutin.

De Feo’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, including The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum (Ridgefield, Connecticut), Museo de Arte (San Juan), The New Museum (NYC), Colette (Paris), and Stolen Space (London).

His work has appeared in a variety of film docs including Alice Arnold’s To Be Seen (screened at The MoMA, 2006) & Banksy’s Academy Award nominated Exit Through The Gift Shop (2010). De Feo’s work has been featured in The NY Times, Time Magazine, The London Sunday Times Magazine & three times on the cover of New York Magazine's 'Reasons to Love New York' issue as well as appearing in nearly 40 books.

De Feo's award-winning kid's book Alphabet City: Out on the Streets employs NYC as his canvas using his paintings glued on the streets of Manhattan to illustrate each letter of the ABCs. It's now in its 5th printing by Gingko Press. Michael De Feo lives & works in New York City.