Inside Weather Patterns: A Private Tour with Landon Mackenzie
November 22, 2026

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Inside Weather Patterns: A Private Tour with Landon Mackenzie

Date: Sunday, November  22nd

Join artist Landon Mackenzie for an exclusive tour of Landon Mackenzie: Weather Patterns, her solo exhibition exploring the dynamic relationship between art, the environment, and the landscapes we inhabit. Following the tour, guests are invited to a private reception with the artist, offering an opportunity to connect and continue the conversation.

Mackenzie’s dotted, sandstone-inspired canvases evoke a range of natural and cosmic phenomena from the intricate patterns of riverbeds to celestial bodies and the rhythms of the human nervous system. Through this body of work, she explores the interplay between internal and external landscapes, revealing how place, weather, and time become integral to the act of painting.

About The Artist

With a career spanning five decades, Landon Mackenzie is well known for her large-format paintings, which are exhibited widely and held in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; Vancouver Art Gallery; Montreal Museum of Fine Arts; and McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Vaughn, ON, among many others. Raised in Toronto, she studied art at the Nova Scotia College of Art in Halifax and Concordia University in Montreal. Her contribution to Canadian art has been recognized with the Queen Elizabeth II Golden and Diamond Jubilee Medals and the 2017 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts. Based in Vancouver, Mackenzie is a professor emerita at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. She is represented by Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto.