The exhibition, which will include photographs, newspaper columns, and artifacts, has been organized by his children, Christina Wilson of Washington, DC, and Steven Hough of Casper, Wyoming in cooperation with their uncle David Hough of Olpe, Kansas.

Soldier, artist, bugler, wolf killer and conservationist George Nicholas Ostrom was born in 1888, in Spencer, Iowa, a small town in the northwestern part of the state.

Using the cyanotype printing method, a method established in the early 1800ʼs by scientist and astronomer Sir John Hirschel, I have created an art installment which allows the viewer to experience Wyomings beauty through a focused filter.

In the world of fiber arts, innovation and tradition intertwine harmoniously. Contemporary artists like Bredehoft push boundaries, experimenting with materials, blending techniques, and challenging preconceived notions of what fiber art can be. Her work invites us to witness the evolution of an ancient craft, breathing new life into its time-honored traditions.

The Indigenous connection to the Earth extends to all creatures. Animals are figures of our stories and help us thrive.

The exhibition, which will include photographs, newspaper columns, and artifacts, has been organized by his children, Christina Wilson of Washington, DC, and Steven Hough of Casper, Wyoming in cooperation with their uncle David Hough of Olpe, Kansas.