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The Lloyd Gallery Experience the beauty of the Okanagan through artists' eyes! Established in 1980 in the 500 block of Main St until 2007 and since 2007 on Front Street.

Closed Sept 30 for Truth & Reconciliation Day. 45 years of custom framing to suit all budgets.
❤️ Grateful to the Syilx Okanagan people for their land we create on. Original contemporary landscapes & wildlife of the Okanagan and stone, bronze, ceramic & glass sculptures. The Lloyd Gallery continues to show an exceptional group of Canadian artists, and has 40+ years quality picture framing experience. Open hours-- 10-5:30 Tue-Sat. All art is online and updated every few days: www.lloydgallery.com

Raised in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, Angie McIntosh (sometimes known as Angie Roth McIntosh on art) draws inspi...
10/07/2026

Raised in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, Angie McIntosh (sometimes known as Angie Roth McIntosh on art) draws inspiration from the valley's landscapes and outdoor way of life.

Her story started during her early studies in medicine, when Angie discovered painting through a summer program for rural doctors. She observed art therapists as they came to lead sessions, which ended up influincing Angie to pick up a paintbrush herself! The craft struck her, and passion drove her to leave med school and pursue art full time.

In 1987, Angie then travelled to China for three months where the travel gave her the opportunity to develop her art through local lessons and worshops. Her travels were a big part of the beginning of her practice, and today her work reflects a lasting impression of the Okanagan's beauty.

An impressionistic, expressive and colourful style, Angie's work is very unique, portraying an equal amount of feeling and energy as they do to depict the landscapes.

This piece is titled "Sunset at the Lake" and is an Acrylic on Canvas, standing at 36 inches tall and 24 wide. See Angie's page at lloydgallery.com for pricing.

10/04/2026

We have been wanting to share a little bit about our iconic Empress Theater location here in downtown Penticton-- did you know our building is 112 years old?? The location started out as a silent pictures movie theater in 1914, and we wish we could have seen it in its prime!

A long-time Penticton resident and retired educator, Viv McElgunn-Lieskovsky brings a wealth of experience and a lifelon...
09/26/2026

A long-time Penticton resident and retired educator, Viv McElgunn-Lieskovsky brings a wealth of experience and a lifelong passion for creativity to every piece she creates!

Viv's work is deeply inspired by the constant, fleeting light that contrasts with the natural world—a theme that, through colour blocking, captures life’s subtle and ever-changing evolution. We’re thrilled to feature "Life on the Edge IV & V" a diptych that highlights the rugged beauty of our Okanagan landscapes through her signature style.

If you would like to see these paintings hung on your wall, we also do free virtual hangings! Just send us a picture of your wall and we will send it right back, paintings hung.

What do you think of this style? Isn't it unique?

Cheryl Peddie is a Calgary-based artist known for both her love of light and her love of painting en plein air.Her colle...
09/26/2026

Cheryl Peddie is a Calgary-based artist known for both her love of light and her love of painting en plein air.

Her collection here at the gallery is pretty special too as they include quite a few local urban scenes, inluding this lovely piece "Yellow Awning", an 8x10" oil on board portraying the shop (actually directly across from the gallery) called Tangent Home and Gifts!

Cheryl has done many scenic shots around Penticton if you're into these urban scenes, including the Blenz Coffee Shop on Main and the Samosa Express, a staple at the saturday markets! You can view more of her charming pieces and plein air work on her page at lloydgallery.com

For Jane Owen, art is not merely a practice; it is a way of seeing! Growing up amidst the structured elegance of London’...
09/18/2026

For Jane Owen, art is not merely a practice; it is a way of seeing! Growing up amidst the structured elegance of London’s historic architecture, Jane developed an enduring eye for the geometry inherent in our surroundings. This influence is the backbone of her work, translating the rigid beauty of the city into the fluidity of abstraction.

Whether she is working on a traditional canvas, cradled wood, digital mediums, or even living landscapes through garden design, Jane treats each medium as an opportunity to reveal the underlying creative process of the objects we inhabit-- her work serves as a reminder to pause and reconsider the shapes that define our environment.

What inspiration do you think she pulled from in "A Casual Conversation"? Personally, we see crosswalks, traffic lights, telephone wires and roundabouts... Its easy for us to imagine two friends going for a walk under neon lights. Perhaps on their way home from a girls night out...

Regarless on what you interpret however, it is clear the piece strikes fun and whimsy into your daily life. Have a home that fits the vibe? Contact us at lloydgallery.com to find pricing, or view more of her work on her artist page.

An active member of both the Federation of Canadian Artists and the global group Artists for Conservation, Valerie Roger...
09/18/2026

An active member of both the Federation of Canadian Artists and the global group Artists for Conservation, Valerie Rogers is a true naturalist painter, and serves as an inspiring bridge between the viewer and the natural world.

All about helping people connect with the wild, Valerie loves working in the small organic details. Whether it’s capturing the unexpected magic of a wildlife encounter—like that intense, split-second connection when you lock eyes with a wild animal—or just the subtle texture of a rock or plant, Valerie brings these details to life with real heart and precision.

This little guy shown in "First Light" has an ironic name for a painted depiction, as he is a Western Painted Turtle! Native to North America, these little guys love slow-moving fresh waters, and (fun fact!) are able to "brumate" in the winter-- sort of similar to the reptile version of hibernation: an anti-freeze property in their blood allows them to sleep the freezing temperatures away under the water.

If you would like to see Valerie's phenominal work in person, this piece (and more!) are available at the Lloyd Gallery. You can also view it online at lloydgallery.com

09/16/2026

Have you ever wondered how an art gallery makes its money? Or have you considered that most art galleries aren't government-funded? Here we provide a short breakdown of the differences between public and commercial, and how commercial galleries themselves have four common types.

We do provide a bit of a disclaimer that there are always more exceptions to these galleries--- sometimes a business is owned by more than one person and that these common types are not the only kinds. We are aware we are generalizing a bit-- its just to provide a brief overview.

If you are interested in learning more about different art galleries in Penticton and the surrounding area, or have further questions about The Lloyd Gallery in particular, feel free to give us a call or send us an email.

Kelly Fik began carving when she was only 10 years old. It was entirely accidental-- no one intoduced carving to her, sh...
09/15/2026

Kelly Fik began carving when she was only 10 years old. It was entirely accidental-- no one intoduced carving to her, she had no teacher and she had no examples--- it simply began when she spotted a cool piece of rock on the ground. She picked it up, noticed it was different, and (as 10 year olds do), found an old pair of box cutters and started carving a dolphin.

This lit a passion in Kelly, and desperate for more stone she contacted a local artist who agreed to sell her more. At eleven she carved a full chess set, and has been an artist ever since.

Currently living in Oliver, BC, Kelly is still enamoured with the craft, carving alongside her husband in their joint company.

This piece is made of Black Alaskan Marble, and is an absolutely stunning modern centerpiece. The shape and shine highlight the natural details of the stone, and the form portrays a unique movement--almost similar to the mountains it came from.

If you're interested in purchasing this sculpture, contact us at lloydgallery.com

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18 Front Street
Penticton, BC
V2A1H1

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
Friday 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 5:30pm

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