Discover the art of printmaking in the [Press] at Untitled print studio during the six day workshop Introduction to Printmaking with fine art printmaker and [Press] at Untitled studio manager, Stacey D. Miller. Taking place over three weekends, September 10 - 11, 17 - 18, and 24 - 25, this enlightening workshop is appropriate for entry level and intermediate printmakers and will cover a variety of printmaking processes designed to give participants the skills and knowledge necesarry to become self-sufficient studio printers.

This intensive workshop is $400; an optional list of supplies will be provided. For more information or to download a syllabus, visit our website. To sign up, email press@artspaceatuntitled.org or call 405.815.9995.

[Artspace] at Untitled is pleased to present the Third Annual Untitled Monothon which will open with a reception and silent auction September 16 and will be on view through October 1. The Monothon is a juried exhibition of monoprints by 33 artists selected by a panel of jurors to participate in a marathon of printmaking in the [Press] at Untitled. Each selected artist has two days to create up to two monoprints. Out of the two monoprints, the jurors will choose one print to be offered for sale in the silent auction, the proceeds going toward [Press] at Untitled programming.

The Untitled Monothon will be open to the public Tues - Fri: 10am - 5pm and Sat: 10am - 4pm, Sept 16 through Oct 1. Admission is free. For more information about this exhibit or to view a full list of participating artists, visit our website.

Don't miss our upcoming A Taste of Art cooking class with Iguana Mexican Grill's Chef Ryan Parrott! Parrott, who was recently voted Best Chef in the Gazette's Best of OKC, will lead participants through a variety of creative Mexican dishes in celebration of Mexico's Independence Day. The menu will feature:

Chips with a Variety of Salsas
Queso Fondido with Roasted Hatch Green Chilis
Chili Rellenos with Goat Cheese, Pepinos, and Coriander with a Sweet Black Bean Sauce
Grilled Peaches n' Cream Flan with Cajeta

Additional classes this fall include:

The Wedge Pizzeria on Oct 19, 6pm
Big Truck Tacos on Nov 16, 6pm

A Taste of Art cooking classes are $75 each and gift certificates are available. New aprons have arrived and are available for $20! To sign up or for more information, visit our website.

Join director Jon Burris on Saturday, September 24 from 1 - 4pm for our first Saturday Seminar on photography. This seminar, inspired by the popular Can You See Me Now: Photos Made on Phones exhibition currently at Untitled, will introduce participants to the many possibilities of iPhonography.

The camera phone has become the device of choice to catch an intimate moment or an unexpected event because it is the camera you always have with you. With improving camera resolution and the availability of creative applications, iPhonography has become more artistic and the photographers more experimental. In this seminar, Burris will explain how to get started with iPhonography and address questions iPhone photographers may have about the use of apps, image transfer and management and printing your own iPhone images.

This seminar will not be limited to the use of iPhones only. Participants may bring any cell phone with a camera. The seminar will conclude with a walking/shooting tour of Automobile Alley.

This seminar is free and open to the public. For more information, please visit our website.

[Artspace] at Untitled is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition
In Design: The Art of John-Paul Philippé. Opening with a reception for the artist from 5 - 8pm on October 14, 2011, the exhibit will be on view through January 7, 2012. For this retrospective at Untitled, Mr. Philippé will make installations unique to the space combining them with other examples of his paintings, drawings, and sculpture.

For a preview of this exhibition, visit Balliets located on the Classen Curve in Oklahoma City where a sculptural piece by John-Paul is on display until October when it will be moved to Untitled for the premier of the exhibition.