A minimalist light gray cover featuring the product name “Kevin Schmidt” in white, centered on the front—a subtle design by Black Dog Online that quietly highlights Schmidt’s impact on contemporary art.
An open book featuring a classified ad for Kevin Schmidt by Black Dog Online on the left page and framed landscape photographs, displayed like an installation art piece on a gallery wall, on the right page.
The work “Kevin Schmidt” by Black Dog Online features a projection of a guitarist playing by the ocean, displayed on a wall in a dark room furnished with a black cushioned bench and acoustic panels, creating an immersive experience that blurs the lines between installation art and performance art.
Open spiral-bound art book featuring pages of Kevin Schmidt’s neon word installations, with vivid photos of colorful text projected onto gallery walls—an eye-catching showcase of contemporary and installation art from Black Dog Online.

Kevin Schmidt

Sale price£29.95

Nigel Prince, Charo Neville, Kathleen Ritter (Contributors)

Hardback, 28 × 22 cm | 11 × 8.5 in, 192 pages

ISBN 978-1-910433-76-8

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An interdisciplinary artist working across performance, video, photography and installation who has exhibited widely across North America and Europe, Schmidt is perhaps best known for performance expeditions and interventions into the natural world, which are documented in photographs, installations and videos.


Schmidt addresses the tensions between man and nature, performance and document, indoors and outdoors, combining notions of the heroic with the seemingly amateur by using visible reminders of construction and theatrical devices—smoke machines, stage lights and DIY photographic equipment. Works are often situated in remote locations, where the artist stages remarkable events that transfer elements of urban culture into untouched natural contexts, such as Aurora with Roman Candle, which shows him firing roman candles at the Aurora Borealis, and his eleven-and-a-half hour Epic Journey.


Published in partnership with Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver Art Gallery and Kamloops Art Gallery.