KELOWNA ART BOOK
By Sarah Rambold with Introduction by Wanda Lock
Kelowna Art Book is a vibrant exploration through the artistic tapestry of one of Canada’s most inspiring communities. In this beautifully curated collection, we delve into Kelowna's artistic landscape, bringing together a diverse range of styles and mediums to ignite your senses and captivate your imagination.
Discover original works of painting, digital arts, photography, mixed media, AI art, sculpture and installations, and video as we showcase pieces that explore the intricate interplay between tradition and innovation, nostalgia and progress, and gain a deeper understanding of the profound impact that the concept of time has on the artistic process.
Within more than 150 colour-drenched pages, you will encounter a multitude of artistic expressions that showcase the rich talents of Kelowna's practicing and emerging artists. Kelowna Art Book is not only a celebration of artistic excellence of the region but also a testament to the vibrant artistic community that flourishes within this beautiful city. All funds raised will be donated to youth programming at the Kelowna Art Gallery, supporting the next generation of budding artists.
Artists featured in Kelowna Art Book include:
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Moozhan Ahmadzadegan
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Benjamin Arcega
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Susan Burnham Neilson
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Connor Charlesworth
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Lee Claremont
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Briar Craig
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Karen Dixon
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Jorden & David Doody
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Bailey Ennig
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Sumit Gill
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Darian Goldin Stahl
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Ashleigh Green
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Fern Helfand
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Jaxon Jurome
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Laurie Koss
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Wanda Lock
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Jaclyn May Locking
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Sheldon Louis
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Jolene Mackie
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Mark Ocampo
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Camille Olsen
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Gary Pearson
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Katherine Pickering
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Sarah Rambold
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Liz Ranney
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Tyler Keeton Robbins
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Andreas Rutkauskas
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Shawn Serfas
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Shandra Smith
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Mary Smith McCulloch
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Victoria Verge
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Laura Widmer
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Jade Zitko

This colour-drenched tribute to the Kelowna arts community features original works as a showcase of some of Kelowna’s most talented practicing and emerging artists. Launching in 2023, all proceeds from sales of Kelowna Art Book benefited youth programming at the Kelowna Art Gallery.




