Arts & Humanities | Trapper Creek Workshop & Lecture Series
A rural Wyoming forum for Artists and Scholars to present inspired and engaging artistic and educational experiences. AH|TC invites anyone to apply.
Scroll down to Meet the 2025 Artists / Scholars and for class descriptions.
AH|TC HOSTED SIX VARIED PROGRAMS BETWEEN MAY AND OCTOBER 2025.
SCROLL DOWN TO MEET THE ARTISTS|SCHOLARS
EXPLORE THE 2025 GALLERY
Jesse William Green – Digital Storytelling & Production
Jesse William Green is a four-time Emmy Award-winning executive producer and director with a passion for storytelling… [COMPLETE DETAILS]
Bringing Together People and Place in Working and Public Lands in the Greater Big Horn Basin
This workshop lecture and moderated panel will explore opportunities to listen and to engage in the stewardship of working and protected land... [COMPLETE DETAILS]
Erik Kvale – Three Million Years of Geologic Calamity in the Shell Valley
This all-day field trip will explore the geologic history of Shell Valley and the events that formed the landscape we see today… [COMPLETE DETAILS]
Susan Barnett – From Romance to Pop: Western Art at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West
This private guided tour offers a first-hand, behind-the-scenes look at classic iconic western landscapes to the current modern expressions of Western people and place… [COMPLETE DETAILS]
Diane Fiedler – Journaling Nature with Watercolors
Diane Fiedler is a fine artist, designer, illustrator and art educator. As a Lecturer at Tufts University, Fiedler taught nature journaling and science-art courses, and her science-art has been exhibited in Strasbourg, France… [COMPLETE DETAILS]
Sheryl Silberman – Capturing the Spirit of Wyoming with a Painting Knife
Sheryl Silberman was born and raised in Austin, on the eastern edge of the hill country of central Texas. She began her artistic expression as a child… [COMPLETE DETAILS]
Questions: director@ahtc-wy.org or write to:
Arts & Humanities | Trapper Creek Workshop & Lecture Series
PO Box 204, Shell, WY 82441