Tresham Gregg’s galleries in Haines, Alaska feature works in a number of different mediums by Tresham including: woodcarvings, silk screen prints, paintings, metal wall sculptures, silver and beaded talismanic jewelry, fantasy character figurines, art puppet dolls, and clothing. Tresham usually is found working in his Seawolf Gallery on various carvings and loves to do puppet improvs with visitors. The Seawolf Gallery is a iconic trappers cabin located in the middle of the Fort Seward Parade Field and was built by Tresham a number of years ago. It was recently severely burnt by an arsonist and had to be refurbished by Tresham last summer. Tresham learned Tlingit Native Art at an early age as part of the Chilkat Dancers Native Arts Revival Program, and his affinity for the Native Spiritual way of thinking influences his artistic designing. Tresham also produces masked theater shows that he writes.