Kyle Scheurmann featured in Dark Mountain
Autumn 2025 Special Issue & Substack Contribution
This fall, accomplished Canadian landscape painter, Kyle Scheurmann, was given the distinct honor of having "Salmonberries" (outside) and "Spring Studio" (inside) grace the cover of Dark Mountain's full-colour special on uncivilized art.
The publication also includes the introduction for his recent exhibition at Bau-Xi Gallery | Dufferin, We're All In This Together, written by fellow artist Liz Toohey-Wiese.
As stated by the Dark Mountain curatorial team:
"This spring a team of editors set out to create a collection of visual art that would act as a retrospective, a catalogue of the many genres our books have showcased since 2010: photography, illustration, graphic literature, calligraphy, painting, sculpture, land-based artworks, making, installation, ritual and performance.
A collection of artwork that included written testimony, practice, interview, memoir and prose poem. We wanted it to be a celebration of the artists who hold out for a certain way of being in this collapsing world: true to the transformative power of creativity, to the love of the Earth, and the material of life itself."
