Untitled Art Space Inc.

“The form 990 was provided to all members of the board for their review before it was filed.”

“All governing documents are available upon request within a reasonable amount of time.”

“Artspace at untitled is an environment designed to stimulate creative thought and new ideas through contemporary art. We are committed to providing access to quality exhibitions, education programs, performances, publications, and to engage the community in collaborative outreach efforts.”

“Organization to make a lasting impact on the arts curriculum within our partnering public high schools. Each day in the studios, the students learn a printmaking process from start to finish. The education director for artspace at untitled teaches many of these classes, however, on several occasions local artists are brought in to teach the techniques. The students are expected to write about their own process in the form of an artist statement that is edited each month and finally displayed alongside their work for the all-schools art exhibit hosted in the gallery of artspace at untitled at the end of each year. Therefore, the students are not only expected to experiment with different printmaking processes, but also explore making a cohesive body of work through an underlying concept. The creation of their new original works will be on display for youth arts month. As a former high school teacher, our education director believes that art classes should not solely focus on completing assignments; they should also allow students to exercise their natural creative proclivities. Printmaking classes in particular tend to focus on developing basic technical skills and often do not encourage students to explore personal interests, but our program is seeking to change that mentality. While our mentorship program has objectives that must be met, we will work together to meet those in a way that allows the students to grow as young artists. Each studio day generally accompanies a powerpoint over famous artists who have utilized the process or a video that directly correlates with what the students are learning. There is always a writing component each time they come to the gallery; sometimes it is a response over the new exhibition; other times it is an artist's statement over their personal body of work. Although we are working with five schools for the 2017-2018 school year, we are talking to other schools in the oklahoma city area to expand our program to eight schools by the following year. We have implemented a musical component to our outreach initiatives. These are called city sounds, which has centralized over jazz and blues in the deuce because we are located in the historic deep deuce district in oklahoma city. Our goal for 2017 is to expand this and reintroduce our taste of art series as well.”

“Throughout the world, racial tensions in the 1960's and a large-scale collaboration between poets and visual artists. As an organization we are consistently refining our approach to the gallery and exhibition space in order to create professional and quality installations. Exhibits last supper: richard mckown pass: mandy messina introspection manifested: alexandra engelman forgotten: isaac harper murmurations: philip van keuren geoethics: yin kit chan a hiding place-artists: sarah chambers, bryan dahlvang, nathan evans, derek fitzpatrick, marissa ragland, connie seabourn, michelle metcalfe, ric miller, sarah atlee, bryan boone, marjorie atwood, claudia wylie, liz wilson, cynthia adler, george wilson, sunni mercer, beatriz mayorica, cindy mason, katherine liontas warren, bethany lee, erin latham, ashton kohl, laura kent, alex stock, samantha dillehay a hiding place-poets: jeanine hathaway, ben myers, d simon, julia mcconnell, chad reynolds, anita skeen, jane taylor timeless moments: diane jackson gifts from greensboro: skip hill, illustrator poet, quraysh ali lansana bees of the hive: marc barker, susie clinard, lanny fiegenschuh, whitney forsyth, christie hackler, adam lanman, beatriz mayorca, kenny mccage, paul medina, nic annette miller, don narcomey, taylor painter-wolfe, david phelps, george wilson”

“And 2 visiting national residencies in 2017. Artspace also opened a museum style gift shop primarily dedicated to showcase unique works of art by oklahoma artists, which meets our mission of supporting the local art community. We include art by: lisa allswede, marc baker, rick and tracy bewley, andy boatman, elyse bogart, deborah brackenbury, quiquia calhoun, susie clinard, donald davies, adrienne day, lanny fiegenschuh, birthe flexner, whitney forsyth, dan garrett, christie hackler, huda hashim, mj henderson smith, adam lanman, lori bacigalupi, sherry lauritti, darci lenker, laveryl lower, ellen maxwell, beatriz mayorca, kenny mccage, paul medina, erin merryweather, michelle metcalfe, tony mileski, nic annette miller, regina murphy, don narcomey, taylor painter-wolfe, matt parsons, david phelps, suzanne randall, elizabeth richards, maggie rogers, karen rose, klint schor, naida seibel, taryn singleton, ann solinski, agnes stadler, michi susan, jan tindale, jarica walch, debbie whitacre, george wilson, katheryn woodard, claudia wylie.”

“Press instructor 14,900 0 0 other professional expenses 2,000 0 0 total 16,900 0 0”