Join us for one of the state's most unique festivals!
Free and open to the public, the Steamroller Print Festival is Oklahoma's largest annual printmaking festival. This celebration of local artists unites communities across the state with festivities, live printing, local vendors, food & beer trucks, and more! Featuring 200 artists and OKCPS students yearly, witness relief prints created by a 5-ton steamroller and enjoy hands-on activities for all!
Free printmaking demos inside and outside the space will run throughout the day, offering multiple opportunities to walk away with free artwork from local artists. With activities for all ages, this festival promises a memorable experience.
The annual Steamroller Print Festival is the largest fundraising event for ARTSPACE at Untitled, supporting our arts education nonprofit. In 2024, we aim to raise $75K to benefit our Mentorship Program, which serves over 150 Oklahoma County children, teens, and young adults. We collaborate with other nonprofits weekly, providing quality arts programming to the community. Our program focuses on Title 1 schools and welcomes at-risk students with any level of art knowledge. It's always free, with food provided.
Students spend an entire class day each month in our studio and are encouraged to use the studio outside of class. We also offer after-school and summer programs as well! Your involvement in the Steamroller Print Fest helps us maintain this fantastic resource and continue providing support to our community.
how to get involved
Steamroller Program - Saturday May 11
All Day
Live Steamroller Printing
Artist Vendors
Food & Beverage Vendors
Kids’ Activities Tent
Live Demonstrations
Monotype the Painterly Print with Adrienne Day
— 9 am - 11 am
Cyanotypes with Elizabeth Richards
— 11 am - 1 pm
Pattern Block Printing with Nicole Moan
— 11 am - 1 pm
Tote Bag & Apron Printing with Cecilia Otero
— 11 am - 4 pm
Silkscreen Fine Art Prints with Rick Sinnet
— 12 pm - 2 pm
Electrifying Prints with Jimmy Wire
— 12 pm - 2 pm
portraits by Alyssa Underwood
— 12 pm - 5 pm
Printmaking from Tooled Leather with Jim Weaver
— 1 pm - 3 pm
Dino Press with Eduardo Martinez
— 3 pm - 5 pm
Letterpress Commemorative Coasters with Chuck Peel
— 9 am - 12 pm & 2 pm - 5 pm
Live music
Roz — 11 Am - 12 pm
Emmanuel Salewon — 12 pm - 1 Pm
Nikki Jackson — 1 pm - 2 pm
Stephen Salewon — 2 pm - 3 pm
Maddy & Pen — 3 pm - 4 pm
Stephen Salewon — 4 pm - 5 pm
Become a Vendor
The 2024 Steamroller Print Fest Spotlight Print Exhibition
STEAMROLLER 2024 Participating Artists
Kathryn Austin
Bailey Arvizo
Sammi Batt
Merinda Becktol
Emmalee Benzel
Sanam Bhakta
Kari Boyce
Julia Boydston
BreAnna Brooks
Michelle Canning
Annalisa Campbell
Todd E Clark
Elizabeth Czaplinski
Adrienne Day
Zach Dobelbower
Zach Eaton
Carrie Eldridge
Hannah Eye
Eric Gallegos
Barbara Garcia
Olivia Gibb
Preston Greer
Kira Grissom
Lacy Gustafson
Katy Hall
Milo Hanson
Adam Heilman
Amber Heilman
Emily Hoebing
Charity Jack
DJ Labay
Tommy Lee
Van Marisseau
Megan Meier
Justus Miller
Emma Minyard
Lumen Miramontes
Aztrid Moan
Roxxann Murphy
Jackie Myers
Emily Odom
William Patty
Andrea Riano-Moreno
Zadith Rodriguez
Patricia Salas
Natalie Sklaney
Logan Stallings
Dean Wilhite
George Wilson
History of the Festival
In 2013, ARTSPACE at Untitled inaugurated its first Steamroller Print Festival, drawing over 100 attendees to the Deep Deuce District. By 2017, the festival had grown substantially, prompting us to collaborate with local businesses and organizations. The eve of the festival saw the introduction of a lively Cinco de Mayo mixology party featuring live music, meet-and-greet sessions with Big Ink artists, and culinary delights from some of Oklahoma City's premier establishments.
The dedication of our talented artists, volunteers, sponsors, and collaborators played a pivotal role in transforming the festival into a day-long celebration. In 2018, the momentum continued with an expansion that included over 100 participating artists and the support of 24 sponsors. The festival became a platform for students from our Mentorship Program, college students, and artists from across the state and region to showcase their talents and engage with the community.
The Steamroller Print Festival involves a fascinating process of using a steamroller as a printing press. Participants carve intricate designs onto massive woodblocks, which are then inked and pressed onto fabric using the sheer force of a steamroller, thus creating a giant stamp.
The Steamroller Print Festival has grown yearly and was proud to have over 2,500 visitors in 2023. The festival's success and expansion underscore its journey from a modest start to a thriving annual event showcasing the collective impact of the Oklahoma art scene—join us in the celebration of creativity and community in 2024.
Supporting ARTSPACE is an investment in the future of the arts in Oklahoma
Thank you to our 2024 Sponsors
