Inspired by the distinguished painter Paul-Émile Borduas, this
collective manifesto serves as an invaluable introduction to the major
figures of the Canadian avant-garde scene in the 1970s. Generously
illustrated with photographs from the period, this classic text details
the social and political implications of the radical art scene that led
up to Quebec's Quiet Revolution. It is a must read for anyone interested
in modernism or contemporary Canadian history.