How the Light Gets In:
The Christian Art of Colin McCahon
Foot Notes
- A R D Fairburn, ‘Elements’, in Allen Curnow, ed., The Penguin Book of New Zealand Verse. Harmondsworth, Penguin Books, 1960, p 149
- McCahon treats the biblical text freely, altering ‘that we may gain a heart of wisdom’ to suit his theme of a gateway to a new realm of existence.
- Murray Bail, ‘I Am’, in Marja Bloem and Martin Browne, Colin McCahon: A Question of Faith. Amsterdam, Stedilijk Museum and Nelson, Craig Potton Publishing, 2002, p 46
- Colin McCahon: A Survey Exhibition. Auckland, Auckland City Art Gallery, 1972, p 26
- Colin McCahon, Janet Paul and William McCahon quoted in Philip Matthews, ‘The Prophet Motive’, New Zealand Listener (29 May 1999), p 36–37
- Colin McCahon, A Survey Exhibition, p 26
- ‘Colin McCahon: A Question of Faith’ in Bloem and Browne, p 16
- ‘Colin McCahon: A Note’ in Bloem and Browne, p 12
- Colin McCahon: Artist (revised edition). Auckland, Reed, 1993, p 109
- Ibid., p 22–23
- William McCahon, ‘A Letter Home’ in Bloem and Browne, p 36
- ‘Beginnings’, Landfall 80, Vol. 20, No. 4 (December 1966), p 361
- Manawatu Art Gallery Centenary Collection: Contemporary New Zealand Painting. Palmerston North, Manawatu Art Gallery, 1971, p 11
- Alexa M Johnston, quoted in the exhibition Colin McCahon: Works from the collection. Manawatu Art Gallery, 1966
- Interviewed in Lee Strobel, The case for faith: A journalist investigates the toughest objections to Christianity. Grand Rapids, Zondervan, 2000, p 189
- Quoted by Marja Bloem, ‘Colin McCahon: A Question of Faith’ in Bloem and Browne, p 24
- Helmut H Rex, Did Jesus rise from the dead? Auckland, Blackwood & Janet Paul, 1967; and Robert J Blaikie, ‘Secular Christianity’ and God who acts. London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1970
- Brown, p 209
- Bloem and Brown, p 230
- Brown, p 190
- Leonard Cohen, ‘Anthem’ in his bleak album The Future. Stranger Music, 1992.
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