Talk:Landon Mackenzie

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References have been added. Along with the link to her CCCA profile i think it's safe to remove the "unsourced" banner. Mtheletter (talk) 00:47, 11 March 2015 (UTC)

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moved Cv list of bibliographic articles off main space. WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 01:30, 23 September 2021 (UTC)

Selected bibliography

• Wylie, Liz (2015). Landon Mackenzie Parallel Journeys : Works on Paper. London, England: Black Dog Publishing Limited. ISBN 1910433608. Retrieved 2020-07-12.
• Laurence, Robin. "Mapping out a dazzling world; Landon Mackenzie: Crossing Over, Why Cloud the Whites." The Georgia Straight. September 2011
• MacKenzie, Landon. Cosmic Canvases; an online supplement to the Winter 2010-11 print edition of Canadian Art." Canadian Art. 2010 www.canadianart.ca.
• Morantz, Alan. Where is Here? Canada’s Maps and the Stories They Tell, Penguin Books, Toronto, 2002.
• Morantz, Alan. ‘Shadowing the Map Makers’; Artist Landon Mackenzie Re-imagines the Landscapes Travelled by Canada’s Earliest Cartographers’, Canadian Geographic Magazine, Nov-Dec. Issue, pp 84–90. 2002.
• Liang, Jack. "This Place and Some Other: The Solitary Journey of Landon Mackenzie." Catalogue published by the Art Gallery of York University, Toronto, 1997.
• Lawrence, Robin. "Pentamentalist: The Painted Underworld of Landon Mackenzie." Border Crossings. Summer, 1996.
• Townsend-Gault, Charlotte. Landon Claims and the Saskatchewan of the Mind. Landon Mackenzie, Saskatchewan Paintings. Catalogue published by the *Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, 1996.
• Lammerick, Yvonne. "Tracking Athabasca." Canadian Art. Volume 18, Number 1, Spring 2001.