Welcome to Hambleton Galleries in Kelowna

Hambleton Galleries, located in the vibrant city of Kelowna, British Columbia, is a premier destination for art lovers and collectors. Established in 2005 by renowned curator and gallery owner, Jennifer Hambleton, this gallery has carved a niche for itself in the Canadian art scene. The gallery is known for its diverse collection that features a remarkable array of contemporary and historical Canadian art. It showcases works by a variety of talented artists, including but not limited to Robert Genn, Kim Dorland, and Shary Boyle. Hambleton Galleries prides itself on promoting both emerging and established artists, fostering a rich artistic dialogue through its exhibitions. The gallery's mission is to connect the community with the arts and to support artists by providing a platform for their work. It provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere where visitors can explore thought-provoking artworks that often reflect the unique cultural landscape of Canada. Hambleton Galleries focuses on a modern aesthetic, often blending traditional techniques with contemporary themes. Its history is marked by a commitment to excellence in art presentation and a dedication to enhancing the appreciation of Canadian culture through various artistic expressions. The target audience of Hambleton Galleries includes art collectors, casual art enthusiasts, and those interested in exploring the contemporary art scene in British Columbia. The gallery regularly hosts special events, artist talks, and community-focused exhibitions, making it a lively and essential part of Kelowna's cultural fabric. Fun fact: Hambleton Galleries has not only played a significant role in promoting artists but also engages in community outreach, partnering with local schools and organizations to broaden public access to art and inspire the next generation of artists.