We use the elements and principles of art during our discussions. We share a passion for producing and exhibiting our work which includes a variety of subjects, media, and styles.

My work straddles a line between abstraction and figuration, often working to layer the two modes together using personal identity and past events from my life. In this exhibition, the focus of that exploration in these artworks has been of the past decade. 

Finding joy in mundane moments and peace in some of the most chaotic events in town. To capture the soul within a moment of pure artistic expression, you’ve gotta embed yourself into that moment.

The physical world collectively, including plants, animals, landscape, and other features and products of the earth.

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.