Kenneth Gordon was a Manitoba artist known for his expressive landscapes and dedication to Canadian scenery. He spent over two decades teaching art at R.B. Russell Vocational High School before founding Winnipeg’s Medea Gallery and later pursuing painting full-time in Winnipeg Beach. Influenced by Emily Carr and A.J. Casson, Gordon traveled extensively across Canada, capturing the country’s natural beauty with gestural brushstrokes. His work reflects a deep connection to the land and its history. His paintings remain celebrated for their evocative portrayal of Canada’s landscapes.