Stephanie Trotman is an enthusiastic teaching artist and performer who is thrilled to be joining Camp Philbrook this summer. She has a deep love for the arts and a strong background in theatre, with experience in acting, singing, and dancing. With a passion for collaboration and storytelling, Stephanie looks forward to inspiring campers to bring art to life through improvisation and creative expression in a supportive and engaging environment.

Taylor Painter-Wolfe is a fiber artist and arts educator from Tulsa, Oklahoma. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute, where she majored in fiber art, and a Masters in Early Childhood Special Education from the University of Washington. She is now a professor in the art department at Tulsa Community College and teaches workshops and camps to children and adults through arts organizations locally and regionally. When Taylor is not teaching, she is busy making her own fiber art.

Terryce is a north Tulsa native and is an artist that works in photography, beadwork and music. She seeks to deeply notice and amplify the beauty of this world.

Zadith Rodriguez is a multidisciplinary Peruvian artist based in Tulsa whose work spans linocut printmaking, mural painting, and mosaic collage. Their practice is guided by a curiosity of how humans connect to nature, to one another, and to the stories that shape their identity.