Born and raised in the Okanagan Valley, Ken Nash has created art for fifty years using a variety of mediums including ink, coloured pencil and acrylics on paper, wood and canvas. For most of his career he focused on commission work, but over the past twelve years, this Coquitlam based artist has exhibited his paintings throughout Metro Vancouver, as well as the Fraser and Okanagan Valleys, Alberta, Ontario and in the U.S. Along the way, he has studied and been influenced by Bateman and Coleville, as well as Russian landscape artists Shishkin and Levitan. His work can be described as photorealistic, and is an excellent conduit to reflect the beauty of the wilderness of British Columbia, Canada, and other parts of the world. Ken is also a signature member of the world-wide organization Artists for Conservation. His work is represented in the Grant Berg Gallery in Alberta and the Kube Gallery in Fort Langley.