2025-11-17T11:59:43-05:00 2024-12-31 731601859 WYMER BROWNLEE 16328 MUIRFIELD PL EDMOND OK 73013 990 2024-01-01 364527630 UNTITLED ART SPACE INC UNTI 4058159995 1 NE 3RD ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73104 LAURA WARRINER CREATIVE DIRECTOR 4058159995 2025-11-17 true true MARCUS SHUMATE P01462601 4057484000 2025-11-17 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z AKA ARTSPACE AT UNTITLED LAURA WARRINER 1 NE 3RD ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73104 340476 false X HTTP://WWW.1NE3.ORG X 2003 OK ARTSPACE AT UNTITLED IS A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ART CENTER DEDICATED TO PROVIDING INCLUSIVE, HANDS-ON ARTS EDUCATION AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMING TO UNDERSERVED AND UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA. OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE CREATIVITY IN ARTISTS OF ALL AGES THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORSHIP. IN 2024, WE CONTINUED TO DELIVER ON THAT MISSION WITH TRANSFORMATIVE PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY, VISIBILITY, AND VOICE FOR STUDENTS FACING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP, NEURODIVERGENCE, AND OTHER LEARNING CHALLENGES. 14 14 3 0 159318 253849 19567 18753 8200 5729 91262 62145 278347 340476 0 0 110918 74654 0 37823 198796 264492 309714 339146 -31367 1330 323959 333807 1078 7038 322881 326769 X ARTSPACE AT UNTITLED IS A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ART CENTER DEDICATED TO PROVIDING INCLUSIVE, HANDS-ON ARTS EDUCATION AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMING TO UNDERSERVED AND UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA. OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE CREATIVITY IN ARTISTS OF ALL AGES THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORSHIP. IN 2024, WE CONTINUED TO DELIVER ON THAT MISSION WITH TRANSFORMATIVE PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY, VISIBILITY, AND VOICE FOR STUDENTS FACING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP, NEURODIVERGENCE, AND OTHER LEARNING CHALLENGES. false false FUNDRAISER/EXHIBIT/GALLERY: STEAMROLLER FESTIVAL: ARTSPACE HOSTED THE ANNUAL STEAMROLLER PRINT FESTIVAL, A RAPIDLY GROWING PRINTMAKING EVENT FOR THE COMMUNITY. THIS FESTIVAL IS A FREE COMMUNITY EVENT. IN 2024, THE FESTIVAL CELEBRATED ITS SEVENTH YEAR, DRAWING OVER 250 ARTISTS AND STUDENTS. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED LARGE-SCALE PRINTS MADE WITH A 25-TON ASPHALT ROLLER AKA (STEAMROLLER. ARTSPACE CLOSED OFF A THREE-BLOCK SECTION OF THIRD STREET AND PRINTED IN THE STREET WHILE SURROUNDED BY 40+ LOCAL ART VENDORS, KIDS' ACTIVITIES TENT, AND FOOD TRUCKS. ALONGSIDE OUTDOOR PRINTMAKING ACTIVITIES, THE FESTIVAL FEATURED INSIDE ARTSPACE'S FACILITY LIVE DEMOS OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT PRINTMAKING TECHNIQUES. THIS FESTIVAL ATTRACTS OVER 2,000 PATRONS TO THE DEEP DEUCE AREA ANNUALLY. THE GALLERIES: ARTSPACE AT UNTITLED FEATURES THREE GALLERY SPACES TOTALING 7,000 SQUARE FEET: THE MAIN GALLERY, PRESS GALLERY, AND THE HIVE. IN 2024, ARTSPACE HOSTED FIVE MAJOR EXHIBITIONS, EACH CENTERED AROUND THEMES OF IDENTITY, INCLUSION, AND RESILIENCE: JANUARY: WORK BY MENTORSHIP ALUMNI, SHOWCASIN THEIR GROWTH BEYOND THE PROGRAM. MARCH: A JURIED SHOW FEATURING STUDENTS FROM 14 SCHOOLS, WITH OVER 200 ATTENDEES. APRIL: MARKING-INDIGENOUS NARRATIVE, HIGHLIGHTING 14 NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTS FROM DIVERSE OKLAHOMA TRIBES. JUNE: QU'AINT, A COLLABORATIVE TEXTILE AND PAINTING EXHIBITION. SEPTEMBER: A MOVING MOTHER-SON COLLABORATION ON ART AND METNAL HEALTH; THE SON, NOW IN A GRADUATE PROGRAM, SHARED HIS JOURNEY WITH STUDENTS. NOVEMBER: WE CONCLUDED THE YEAR WITH A SECOND MENTORSHIP ALUMNI EXHIBITION AND A COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER TO SUSTAIN THE PROGRAM. OUR PRESS STUDIO REMAINS A VITAL HUB FOR COMMUNITY ACCESS, HOUSING FIVE INTAGLIO PRESSES, LITHOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT, LETTERPRESSES, OVER 200 TYPE CASES, OTHER PROFESSIONAL-GRADE TOOLS AND A SERIGRAPHY FACILITY WITH A DARKROOM AND EXPOSURE UNIT. THIS EQUIPMENT IS ACCESSIBLE TO COMMUNITY ARTIST WHO, IN TURN, GIVE BACK BY MENTORING STUDENTS. 109821 18753 PREFACE: IN 2024, ARTSPACE CONTINUED ITS COMMITMENT TO EXPANDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH EFFORTS AND IMPROVING INTERNAL INFRASTRUCTURE TO CREATE A MORE ENRICHING ENVIRONMENT FOR BOTH MAKERS AND STUDENTS. OUR DIVERSE PROGRAMMING INCLUDES THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM, ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (AIR) PROGRAM, THE PRESS STUDIO, AND THREE EXHIBITION SPACES, MAIN GALLERY, PRESS GALLERY, AND THE HIVE. 2024 WAS A YEAR OF TRANSITION. WE LOST A KEY STAFF MEMBER WHO HAD BEEN PREPARING FOR A LEADERSHIP ROLE. RECRUITING FOR BOTH THE MENTORSHIP COORDINATOR AND A NEW ADMINISTRATIVE/COMMUNICATION POSITION WAS DELIBERATE AND CHALLENGING. WE ARE PROUD TO REPORT THAT NEW TEAM MEMBERS HAVE JOINED AND ARE MAKING MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTIONS. INFORMED BY STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSIONS CONDUCTED IN 2023 AND REVISITED IN 2024 WITH A NEW FACILITATOR, WE DEVELOPED A RENEWED FRAMEWORK FOR ACCOUNTABILITY, GROWTH, AND EQUITY. MOVING FORWARD, OUR PRIORITIES INCLUDE DEEPENING THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM AND EXPANDING THE AIR EXPERIENCE TO BROADEN STUDENT AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM IS ONE OF ARTSPACE'S FLAGSHIP INITIATIVES, PROVIDING STUDENTS FROM OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH ARTS EDUCATION BEYOND WHAT TRADITIONAL ACADEMIA OFFERS. EACH MONTH, STUDENTS SPEND AN ENTIRE DAY WORKING IN OUR STUDIOS IN AN INCUBATOR ENVIRONMENT WITH VISITING ARTISTS/MENTORS. THE FLAGSHIP MENTORSHIP PROGRAM SERVED APPROXIMATELY 250 STUDENTS IN 2024, PRIMARILY FROM TITLE I AND ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION SCHOOLS. THESE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS-90% OF WHOM QUALIFY FOR FREE OR REDUCED LUNCH-ATTENDED FULL-DAY IMMERSIVE WORKSHOPS FOCUSED ON PRINTMAKING, ANIMATION, AND OTHER CREATIVE DISCIPLINES. WE PROVIDED TRANSPORTATION, MEALS (BREAKFAST, SNACKS, AND LUNCH) AND AFTER-SCHOOL ACCESS AT NO COST TO STUDENTS, FAMILIES, OR SCHOOLS. THE CURRICULUM EMPHASIZED CURIOSITY, COLLABORATION, AND PROBLEM-SOLVING. STUDENTS EXPLORED BOTH TRADITIONAL AND COMTEMPORARY TECHNIQUES INCLUDING SCREEN PRINTING, REFLIEF, INTAGLIO, AND LETTERPRESS. THEY ALSO ENGAGED WITH PRACTICING ARTISTS AND INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, INCLUDING ANIMATOR NICOLE, EMMONS. HER MENTORSHIP IN STOP-MOTION ANIMATION HAS LET TO STUDENT FILMS BEING FEATURED AT THE DEAD CENTER FILM FESTIVAL FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS. THESE PROGRAMS PROVIDE VALUABLE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR STUDENTS. THE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM AT ARTSPACE WAS DESIGNED TO HOST FOUR LOCAL ARTISTS AND TWO TO FOUR NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL VISITING ARTISTS ANNUALLY. IN 2024, DUE TO FUNDING LIMITATIONS, WE WELCOMED ONE VISITING ARTIST AND TWO LOCAL ARTISTS. EACH ARTIST SHARED THEIR WORK AND EXPERTISE THROUGH PUBLIC TALKS, WORKSHOPS, AND EXHIBITIONS. THESE RESIDENCIES OFFER A RICH EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES-BENEFITING BOTH OUR STUDENTS AND THE BROAER COMMUNITY. AIR PARTICIPANTS OFTEN CREATE LIMITED-EDITION PRINTS, LEAVE LASTING LEGACIES IN OUR ARCHIVE, AND SERVE AS ROLE MODELS FOR OUR MENTORSHIP STUDENTS. WE ARE ACTIVITY WRITING GRANTS TO RESTORE AND EXPAND THE VISITING ARTIST COMPONENT IN 2025. IN 2024, WE CONVERTED AN UNDERUSED UPSTAIRS STORAGE AND STUDIO SPACE INTO A NEW PUBLIC COLLABORATION AREA, UNVEILED DURING OUR EXQUISITE CREATURES EVENT-AN OPEN HOUSE ATTENDED BY MORE THAN 100 GUESTS. OSU DESIGN STUDENTS CREATED WEARABLE SCULPTURES FOR THE EVENT, BLENDING ART, FASHION, AND PERFORMANCE. THE EVENING FEATURED LIVE AN SILENT AUCTIONS, AS WELL AS TESTIMONIALS FROM MENTORSHIP STUDENTS. IN 2024, ARTSPACE WAS AWARDED APPROXIMATELY 149,000 IN GRANT SUPPORT. HOWEVER, DUE TO A DELAY IN RECEIVING A 60,000 ARPA GRANT, ONLY ABOUT 89,000 HAD BEEN RECEIVED BY YEAR-END. DESPITE THIS TEMPORAY SHORTFALL, WE SUSTAINED HIGH-QUALITY PROGRAMMING THROUGH CAREFUL STEWARDSHIP, COMMUNITY SUPPORT, AND RESOURCEFUL STAFFING. WE WE WROK TOWARD OUR GOAL OF SERVING 300 STUDENTS ANNUALLY BY 2026, WE REMAIN COMMITTED TO HANDS-ON LEARNING AND ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO THE ARTS. OUR BOARD STRUCTURE REFLECTS CULTURAL INCLUSIVITY, AND OUR PROGRAMS ARE SHAPED BY INDEIGENOUS VALUES AND DIVERSITY OF CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES. 400 THE HIVE: THE HIVE HAS BEGUN BEING REPURPOSED-IT WAS FORMERLY A BOUTIQUE GIVE SHOP- INTO A DEDICATED GALLERY FOR STUDENT AND MENTOR ARTWORK. THIS TRANSITION REALIGNS OUR PHYSICAL SPACE WITH OUR MISSION AND FOSTERS DEEPER ENGAGEMENT WITH EMERGING ARTISTS. 110221 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 17 0 3 true false false false false false false false false X 14 14 false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false OK X LAURA WARRINER 4058159995 1 NE 3RD ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73104 X RIC MILLER PRESIDENT 1.77 X X 0 0 0 LANETA GOING SECRETARY 4.13 X X 0 0 0 LAURA WARRINER CREATIVE DIR 14.17 X X 0 0 0 CHEF ANDREW BLACK MEMBER 0.31 X 0 0 0 CHARITY HEAD MEMBER 0.37 X 0 0 0 STEFANI HELLER MEMBER 0.46 X 0 0 0 ANNA PICKETT MEMBER 1.85 X 0 0 0 LISSA BARR SHAW MEMBER 1.07 X 0 0 0 JULIA WHITE MEMBER 0.83 X 0 0 0 false false false 103329 150520 253849 PROGRAMS 18753 18753 18753 5729 5729 61436 61436 709 709 709 340476 19462 5729 X 69218 38739 30479 5436 319 5117 20188 20188 44148 44148 712 238 7 467 5436 4930 506 2676 2676 37197 37197 2153 40 2113 2544 2544 7167 6646 521 BAD DEBT 36564 36564 OUTSIDE CONTRACT SERVICES 24485 24485 PROGRAM SUPPLIES/MATERIAL 22158 22158 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS 12934 12934 46130 2035 20700 23395 339146 110221 191102 37823 265417 312211 39532 177 177 94913 94913 18833 21419 323959 333807 1713 8114 -635 -1076 1078 7038 X 322881 326769 322881 326769 323959 333807 1330 2558 X false false X 66381 177680 122536 159318 253849 779764 66381 177680 122536 159318 253849 779764 779764 4284 130 1701 8200 5729 20044 799808 620459 0.97490 0.95470 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 1743 1743 61690 61690 31480 31480 CREDIT CARD PAYABLE 92 ACCRUED LIQUOR TAX -58 ACCRUED SALES TAX -1110 -1076 FUNDRAISING 61436 61436 61436 61436 61436 FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION ARTSPACE AT UNTITLED IS A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ART CENTER DEDICATED TO PROVIDING INCLUSIVE, HANDS-ON ARTS EDUCATION AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMING TO UNDERSERVED AND UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA. OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE CREATIVITY IN ARTISTS OF ALL AGES THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORSHIP. IN 2024, WE CONTINUED TO DELIVER ON THAT MISSION WITH TRANSFORMATIVE PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY, VISIBILITY, AND VOICE FOR STUDENTS FACING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP, NEURODIVERGENCE, AND OTHER LEARNING CHALLENGES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A FUNDRAISER/EXHIBIT/GALLERY: STEAMROLLER FESTIVAL: ARTSPACE HOSTED THE ANNUAL STEAMROLLER PRINT FESTIVAL, A RAPIDLY GROWING PRINTMAKING EVENT FOR THE COMMUNITY. THIS FESTIVAL IS A FREE COMMUNITY EVENT. IN 2024, THE FESTIVAL CELEBRATED ITS SEVENTH YEAR, DRAWING OVER 250 ARTISTS AND STUDENTS. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED LARGE-SCALE PRINTS MADE WITH A 25-TON ASPHALT ROLLER AKA (STEAMROLLER. ARTSPACE CLOSED OFF A THREE-BLOCK SECTION OF THIRD STREET AND PRINTED IN THE STREET WHILE SURROUNDED BY 40+ LOCAL ART VENDORS, KIDS' ACTIVITIES TENT, AND FOOD TRUCKS. ALONGSIDE OUTDOOR PRINTMAKING ACTIVITIES, THE FESTIVAL FEATURED INSIDE ARTSPACE'S FACILITY LIVE DEMOS OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT PRINTMAKING TECHNIQUES. THIS FESTIVAL ATTRACTS OVER 2,000 PATRONS TO THE DEEP DEUCE AREA ANNUALLY. THE GALLERIES: ARTSPACE AT UNTITLED FEATURES THREE GALLERY SPACES TOTALING 7,000 SQUARE FEET: THE MAIN GALLERY, PRESS GALLERY, AND THE HIVE. IN 2024, ARTSPACE HOSTED FIVE MAJOR EXHIBITIONS, EACH CENTERED AROUND THEMES OF IDENTITY, INCLUSION, AND RESILIENCE: JANUARY: WORK BY MENTORSHIP ALUMNI, SHOWCASIN THEIR GROWTH BEYOND THE PROGRAM. MARCH: A JURIED SHOW FEATURING STUDENTS FROM 14 SCHOOLS, WITH OVER 200 ATTENDEES. APRIL: MARKING-INDIGENOUS NARRATIVE, HIGHLIGHTING 14 NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTS FROM DIVERSE OKLAHOMA TRIBES. JUNE: QU'AINT, A COLLABORATIVE TEXTILE AND PAINTING EXHIBITION. SEPTEMBER: A MOVING MOTHER-SON COLLABORATION ON ART AND METNAL HEALTH; THE SON, NOW IN A GRADUATE PROGRAM, SHARED HIS JOURNEY WITH STUDENTS. NOVEMBER: WE CONCLUDED THE YEAR WITH A SECOND MENTORSHIP ALUMNI EXHIBITION AND A COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER TO SUSTAIN THE PROGRAM. OUR PRESS STUDIO REMAINS A VITAL HUB FOR COMMUNITY ACCESS, HOUSING FIVE INTAGLIO PRESSES, LITHOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT, LETTERPRESSES, OVER 200 TYPE CASES, OTHER PROFESSIONAL-GRADE TOOLS AND A SERIGRAPHY FACILITY WITH A DARKROOM AND EXPOSURE UNIT. THIS EQUIPMENT IS ACCESSIBLE TO COMMUNITY ARTIST WHO, IN TURN, GIVE BACK BY MENTORING STUDENTS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B PREFACE: IN 2024, ARTSPACE CONTINUED ITS COMMITMENT TO EXPANDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH EFFORTS AND IMPROVING INTERNAL INFRASTRUCTURE TO CREATE A MORE ENRICHING ENVIRONMENT FOR BOTH MAKERS AND STUDENTS. OUR DIVERSE PROGRAMMING INCLUDES THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM, ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (AIR) PROGRAM, THE PRESS STUDIO, AND THREE EXHIBITION SPACES, MAIN GALLERY, PRESS GALLERY, AND THE HIVE. 2024 WAS A YEAR OF TRANSITION. WE LOST A KEY STAFF MEMBER WHO HAD BEEN PREPARING FOR A LEADERSHIP ROLE. RECRUITING FOR BOTH THE MENTORSHIP COORDINATOR AND A NEW ADMINISTRATIVE/COMMUNICATION POSITION WAS DELIBERATE AND CHALLENGING. WE ARE PROUD TO REPORT THAT NEW TEAM MEMBERS HAVE JOINED AND ARE MAKING MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTIONS. INFORMED BY STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSIONS CONDUCTED IN 2023 AND REVISITED IN 2024 WITH A NEW FACILITATOR, WE DEVELOPED A RENEWED FRAMEWORK FOR ACCOUNTABILITY, GROWTH, AND EQUITY. MOVING FORWARD, OUR PRIORITIES INCLUDE DEEPENING THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM AND EXPANDING THE AIR EXPERIENCE TO BROADEN STUDENT AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM IS ONE OF ARTSPACE'S FLAGSHIP INITIATIVES, PROVIDING STUDENTS FROM OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH ARTS EDUCATION BEYOND WHAT TRADITIONAL ACADEMIA OFFERS. EACH MONTH, STUDENTS SPEND AN ENTIRE DAY WORKING IN OUR STUDIOS IN AN INCUBATOR ENVIRONMENT WITH VISITING ARTISTS/MENTORS. THE FLAGSHIP MENTORSHIP PROGRAM SERVED APPROXIMATELY 250 STUDENTS IN 2024, PRIMARILY FROM TITLE I AND ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION SCHOOLS. THESE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS-90% OF WHOM QUALIFY FOR FREE OR REDUCED LUNCH-ATTENDED FULL-DAY IMMERSIVE WORKSHOPS FOCUSED ON PRINTMAKING, ANIMATION, AND OTHER CREATIVE DISCIPLINES. WE PROVIDED TRANSPORTATION, MEALS (BREAKFAST, SNACKS, AND LUNCH) AND AFTER-SCHOOL ACCESS AT NO COST TO STUDENTS, FAMILIES, OR SCHOOLS. THE CURRICULUM EMPHASIZED CURIOSITY, COLLABORATION, AND PROBLEM-SOLVING. STUDENTS EXPLORED BOTH TRADITIONAL AND COMTEMPORARY TECHNIQUES INCLUDING SCREEN PRINTING, REFLIEF, INTAGLIO, AND LETTERPRESS. THEY ALSO ENGAGED WITH PRACTICING ARTISTS AND INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, INCLUDING ANIMATOR NICOLE, EMMONS. HER MENTORSHIP IN STOP-MOTION ANIMATION HAS LET TO STUDENT FILMS BEING FEATURED AT THE DEAD CENTER FILM FESTIVAL FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS. THESE PROGRAMS PROVIDE VALUABLE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR STUDENTS. THE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM AT ARTSPACE WAS DESIGNED TO HOST FOUR LOCAL ARTISTS AND TWO TO FOUR NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL VISITING ARTISTS ANNUALLY. IN 2024, DUE TO FUNDING LIMITATIONS, WE WELCOMED ONE VISITING ARTIST AND TWO LOCAL ARTISTS. EACH ARTIST SHARED THEIR WORK AND EXPERTISE THROUGH PUBLIC TALKS, WORKSHOPS, AND EXHIBITIONS. THESE RESIDENCIES OFFER A RICH EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES-BENEFITING BOTH OUR STUDENTS AND THE BROAER COMMUNITY. AIR PARTICIPANTS OFTEN CREATE LIMITED-EDITION PRINTS, LEAVE LASTING LEGACIES IN OUR ARCHIVE, AND SERVE AS ROLE MODELS FOR OUR MENTORSHIP STUDENTS. WE ARE ACTIVITY WRITING GRANTS TO RESTORE AND EXPAND THE VISITING ARTIST COMPONENT IN 2025. IN 2024, WE CONVERTED AN UNDERUSED UPSTAIRS STORAGE AND STUDIO SPACE INTO A NEW PUBLIC COLLABORATION AREA, UNVEILED DURING OUR EXQUISITE CREATURES EVENT-AN OPEN HOUSE ATTENDED BY MORE THAN 100 GUESTS. OSU DESIGN STUDENTS CREATED WEARABLE SCULPTURES FOR THE EVENT, BLENDING ART, FASHION, AND PERFORMANCE. THE EVENING FEATURED LIVE AN SILENT AUCTIONS, AS WELL AS TESTIMONIALS FROM MENTORSHIP STUDENTS. IN 2024, ARTSPACE WAS AWARDED APPROXIMATELY 149,000 IN GRANT SUPPORT. HOWEVER, DUE TO A DELAY IN RECEIVING A 60,000 ARPA GRANT, ONLY ABOUT 89,000 HAD BEEN RECEIVED BY YEAR-END. DESPITE THIS TEMPORAY SHORTFALL, WE SUSTAINED HIGH-QUALITY PROGRAMMING THROUGH CAREFUL STEWARDSHIP, COMMUNITY SUPPORT, AND RESOURCEFUL STAFFING. WE WE WROK TOWARD OUR GOAL OF SERVING 300 STUDENTS ANNUALLY BY 2026, WE REMAIN COMMITTED TO HANDS-ON LEARNING AND ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO THE ARTS. OUR BOARD STRUCTURE REFLECTS CULTURAL INCLUSIVITY, AND OUR PROGRAMS ARE SHAPED BY INDEIGENOUS VALUES AND DIVERSITY OF CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 WAS PROVIDED TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD FOR THEIR REVIEW BEFORE IT WAS FILED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 ALL GOVERNING DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST WITHIN A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G PROGRAMS CONTRACT LABOR 44,000 0 0 PAYROLL PROCESSING 148 0 0 TOTAL 44,148 0 0 FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 24E CONTRACT LABOR 0 0 11,821 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 0 7,392 0 COMMISSION 0 0 4,735 EVENT CATERING 0 0 4,711 PHONE/INTERNET 0 3,533 0 LICENSE & PERMIT 0 3,293 0 PROGRAM SUPPLIES/MATERIAL 0 2,659 0 BANKING FEES 0 2,588 0 EVENT-RENTAL 0 0 1,714 REPAIR & MAINTENANCE 0 686 0 FOOD/CATERING 615 0 0 COMMISSION 538 0 0 PAYROLL PROCESSING 0 462 0 LICENSE AND PERMIT 0 0 408 COMMISSION 400 0 0 TRANSPORTATION 350 0 0 OUTSIDE CONTRACT SERVICES 132 0 0 CREDIT CARD FEES 0 87 0 BANKING FEES 0 0 5 CREDIT CARD FEES 0 0 1 TOTAL 2,035 20,700 23,395