with any particular art movement, in early 1948 he founded the group Prisme d’yeux. Its manifesto was written by Jacques de Tonnancour and advocated freedom...

in Quebec at this time were two cultural and political manifestos, Prisme d'yeux (1948) and Refus global (1948), early indications of the beginning of...

(1906–1988) – modern art pioneer, founder of Montreal art group known as Prisme d'yeux, rivals to Les Automatizes Sophie Pemberton (1869–1959) – painter George...

Prisme d'yeux, which defended diverse approaches to art-making. After the group dissolved, he remained friendly with the members of the Prisme d'yeux...

helped compose the manifesto which Alfred Pellan used to establish the Prisme d'yeux group. "We seek a painting freed from all contingencies of time and...

from the school after joining a controversial artists' group, called Prisme d’yeux. In Canada, Parent identified with the Surrealist movement, as well...

exhibited at various galleries in Montreal. Rhéaume was a signatory to the Prisme d'yeux [fr] manifesto. In 1952, she settled in Florence but continued to send...

activities of the Montreal surrealists. In 1948, he signed the manifesto Prisme d'yeux, which defended diverse approaches to art-making, and later made contributions...