Art Gallery
Grizzli Art Gallery
Visit our world-renowned Grizzli Art Gallery, which exhibits the works of contemporary Canadian artists in all mediums. The art is displayed throughout our 20,000-square-foot tasting room, wine lounge, and retail shop.
We invite you to peruse the art while enjoying a glass of wine. Bring memories from the Okanagan with you. Every piece of artwork is available for purchase and ready to take home.
Open daily during regular tasting room hours. Admission is free.
Community-inspired
Passion for Art
Winemaking throughout generations has transformed from an age-old tradition to a form of art, where talent and innovation come together to create something exquisite.
At Grizzli Winery we hold a unique approach to our love for the arts. Through our dedication to supporting our local community and charities, The Grizzli Art Gallery was born.
Our Grizzli Art Gallery promotes creativity and emotional intelligence and allows us to support the local art community.
Grizzli Winery Spring Exhibition
January 26 - May 31, 2026
'NATURE & TEXTURES'
Grizzli Winery is proud to present its Spring Gallery Exhibition, Nature & Textures, featuring the captivating work of two talented local female artists, Antonina Dunaeva and Irina Bakumenko.
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Antonina Dunaeva:
A distinguished painter whose work blends traditional Eastern European art styles with contemporary techniques. Born in Eastern Europe, she developed a passion for art early in life and pursued extensive formal education, including multiple university diplomas, studies in art history, and advanced training in a wide range of artistic techniques.
Her paintings explore themes of nature, spirituality, and the human experience, inviting viewers into contemplative spaces through expressive use of colour and intricate detail.
Dunaeva has studied and worked internationally, completing art courses in Canada and Moscow, including icon-writing, oil, acrylic, and watercolour studies. Her work has been exhibited internationally in galleries, museums, hospitals, and cultural and historical venues.
Irina Bakumenko:
Irina Bakumenko is a Kelowna, BC–based, self-taught watercolour artist originally from the Russian Far East. Inspired by global travel, architecture, and historic buildings, she paints cityscapes, houses, boats, and lakes using a vibrant yet natural palette of blues, greens, and earthy tones that evoke serenity and balance.
She has been a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists and IWS Canada since 2021 and has completed extensive artistic training with international artists in Canada, Italy, and Russia. Her work focuses on architectural and urban landscapes, harmonizing light, colour, and composition. Bakumenko is best known for her ongoing series Pollinators of the City, which explores the relationship between nature and urban life.
She also holds an MBA from Portland State University and professional training in strategic management, merchandising, and international marketing.
