ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
Nic Annette Miller
2026 Artist in Residence (AIR):
Nic Annette Miller
Nic Annette Miller is an interdisciplinary artist whose installations use woodcut relief prints, sculpture, and mixed media to explore environmental and cultural themes that push the boundaries of printmaking and paper.
Incorporating video and poetry that reflect Miller’s multilingualism, the overall use of craft becomes a platform for storytelling that centers on flora, fauna, food, and fondness. She has shown at Oklahoma Contemporary, Philbrook Museum of Art, 108 Contemporary, ARTSPACE at Untitled, Print Center of New York, Abrons Art Center, and MoMA PS1.
In addition to exhibiting work, Miller’s speciality in print, media, and design with language justice advocacy has led to an extensive experience producing educational programs and working on research projects with a variety of arts organizations, museums, and university institutions.
Miller’s community project, NAM common, expands on Vietnamese culture and diaspora through art and media curated programming.
She is a contributor to An Việt Archives, the largest known archive of the Vietnamese migration in the U.K, an active teaching artist at The Drawing Center, and co-founder of LoLoLook, a non-profit organization dedicated to elevating Sign Language programming at cultural institutions. She is currently based in Tulsa, OK.
Links: @nicamiller | nicannettemiller.com
Our [AIR] program includes a national residency BY invitation and local residencies By APPLICATION
We offer three residency opportunities for local artists who are interested in expanding their practice through printmaking.
Photography: Evan Beasley
visiting
The visiting artist program is by invitation only, bringing national and international artists to Oklahoma City in an effort to benefit the local community. ARTSPACE at Untitled introduces these artists to the local arts community by hosting public events, lectures and workshops and providing a collaborative studio experience between both local and visiting artists.
Jon Goebel, Hilo, HI, Photo: Evan Beasley
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Hank Ehrenfried | Oklahoma City, OK
KEES HOLTERMAN | Utrecht, Netherlands
Tyler krasowski | Missoula, Mt
angelika sówka | poland
Jon Goebel | Hilo, HI
James Bailey | Missoula, MT
Carol Barton | Philadelphia, PA
Laura Berman | Kansas City, MO
Patrick Brophy | Nass. Ireland
Nick Bubash | Pittsburgh, PA
Ying Kit Chan | Louisville, KY
Petah Coyne | Brooklyn, NY
Martin Delabano | Dallas, TX
Tim Dooley | Cedar Falls, IA
Eve ensler | New York City, NY
Bill Goldston | Bay Shore, NY
Mark Fox | New York, NY
Brad Ford Smith | Dallas, TX
Billy Hassell | Fort Worth, TX
John Hitchcock | Madison, WI
Richard Hull | Chicago, IL
Karen Kunc | Omaha, NE
Abby Leigh | NYC, Ny
Jesús Moroles | Rockport, TX
Sam Reveles | El Paso, TX
Jay Sullivan | Dallas, TX
Philip Van Keuren | Dallas, TX
Wayne White | Los Angeles, CA
William T. Wiley | Marin County, CA
Aaron Wilson | Cedar Falls, IA
Jesse Small | Kansas City, MO
John-Paul Philippe | Sharon, CT
Christine Sefolosha | Montreaux, Switzerland
local
Residency opportunities are open to Oklahoma artists 21 years of age or older, showing a strong professional working history. Primary interest is visual arts with a focus on multidisciplinary approach to printmaking and works on paper. Local based artists seeking a residency must submit a complete application including a residency project proposal, recent work samples and current resume. All applications will be sent to an out-of-state printing house to determine selection. The application deadline for an 8-week residencies are due December 1st. Notifications will be made December 7th.
2021 Spring-summer AIR: Justin Stier, Una Anderson, Samantha Kickingbird
2021 spring-summer air
Una Anderson, Samantha kickingbird, justin stier
Una Anderson is a traditional printmaker and interdisciplinary artist. She incorporates mixed media and novel ink mixtures to build a base around which sits the visual information. Much of the imagery in her work revolves around visual metaphors used to describe inscape processing and efforts to positively address and promote our present social paradigm shifts. The materials she uses often include found objects, scrap construction material, silkscreen, intaglio, and relief printing. Together, the images and materials explore issues of comfort, community, and power structures. She was recently honored as Spotlight Artist in the 2021 Steamroller Printmaking Festival and was awarded a Summer Artist Residency from Artspace at [Untitled]. She received her Bachelors of Fine Arts from the University of Central Oklahoma and joyfully teaches visual art at Frederick A. Douglass High School.
Samantha Kickingbird is an artist and educator residing in the Oklahoma City area. She gained her first printmaking experience at OU. From that time, she has grown and expanded her repertoire to include a combination of different techniques. Her work joins the ideas of illustration with the conventions and materials of traditional fine art applications to create work that is uniquely stylized and narrative.
Justin Stier is a local illustrator and teacher from Oklahoma. After graduating college at UCO in '07 he went into the graphic design field and that led him to become a children's book illustrator. Primarily a digital illustrator he also works with traditional media such as pen and ink, watercolor, and printmaking, along with expanding his art knowledge as he continues to explore other means.
14-Week Artist Residency (oPEN to Various mediums)
This residency is open to local artists with no printmaking knowledge required. Our working studio provides a space for multiple disciplines and this residency is available to both those who wish to pursue printmaking or other mediums.
Artists applying to ARTSPACE at Untitled’s residency program should not be enrolled in an academic program during the residency timeline. Applications consisting of small collaboratives (2-3 total members) are eligible to apply. Each artist included in the collaborative must submit a resume.
Artists in Residence are encouraged to participate in other public programming by providing the public a glimpse into their process through demonstrations, workshops, talks and an exhibit in the Press Gallery. Local artists have the opportunity to work alongside our national and international visiting AIR.
Artist will commit to spending 20 hours a week utilizing our equipment in the ARTSPACE studio to complete their projects. The 20 hours must be during normal operating hours, Tuesday-Saturday 10am-6pm. However, the studio is always open to the Artist in Residence during after hours programming. Agreements must be met or the residency is subject to termination.
Agrees to teach either a workshop or host a lecture concerning processes and methods they are utilizing in their own work.
If the resident completes their requirements, they will be given the opportunity to exhibit in our PRESS gallery.
Artist will be expected to complete an edition of 40 prints, 11” x 14” in size. The edition will be split 50/50 with ARTSPACE. The print edition for the 14 week resident does not have to be their main focus, but it must be an original idea that corresponds with the body of work they are producing during their residency. ARTSPACE covers all the costs of the edition.
This can be a collaborative residency, but you must apply as a collaboration if you are wanting more than one artist to work on your ARTSPACE edition.
Preference will be given to educators for the summer residency.
Preference will be given to artists with some knowledge of printmaking due to the nature of the artists working independently.
The Artist in Residence has the opportunity to participate in any workshops hosted by ARTSPACE at Untitled throughout the duration of their residency.