Therapy Vineyards

www.therapyvineyards.com

Combining seasoned expertise in vineyard operations with skillful artistry in the Winery, Therapy has been able to produce powerful, fruit forward styles that reflect the terroir of the vineyard. They use only traditional small barrels and winemaking techniques that result in wines with stylistic layering and complexity.

INGRID WINKLER

The subject matters of my paintings are always familiar and significant to me as I feel a strong affinity for my physical environment.

The outlines and the colours as well as the contrasting barenness and abundance of the Okanagan landscape are recurring characteristics which I like to rework in my paintings and prints.

Using different techniques and mixed media, I approach the landscape through a process of simplification which distills and intensifies its essence.

ANGIE ROTH MCINTOSH

(www.WorldArtTours.net)Angie is a Penticton painter who has been painting on location all over BC in watercolours and has recently started to work in acrylics.

INGRID MANN-WILLIS

I was born in Bandung, Indonesia in 1939 but spent my formative years in Holland.  Since than I have lived in a variety of places eg. Edmonton and Athabasca, Alberta,  as well as Boston, Mass. I finally emigrated permanently with my family in 1982 to Canada.

Although I always had an interest in the fine arts,  I did not have the opportunity for me to attend university until I was in my mid fifties. I received a BFA from the University of  Victoria in 1996.

I have been involved in a variety of exhibits in Prince George,  Penticton, Vernon, Grand Forks and Campbell River on Vancouver Island. I am represented by White Rock Gallery in White Rock and Tumbleweed Gallery of Penticton.

NEL WITTEMAN

Nel was born and raised in Zoeterwoude, the Netherlands. In 1978, she immigrated to the Okanagan Valley with her husband and two daughters and Kaleden, British Columbia became her new home.

Nel was educated for five years at an art college in her native Netherlands and through various workshops, both in the Netherlands and Canada. She has a subtle watercolour style and prefers to paint the exquisite landscapes of the beautiful Okanagan valley. Living in the Okanagan and working in her Kaleden studio overlooking Skaha lake has further inspired her to paint in the soft colours and delicate form for which she is now so well known. Nel is now working on a series of oil paintings. Most of her paintings are painted outside en plein-air, which creates a sense of sponteneity within her work.