Les Automatistes

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Les Automatistes was a mid-20th-century Quebec avant-garde art movement and collective known for its abstract, expressive painting and its influential Refus global manifesto challenging conservative cultural norms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art movement
artist collective
activeYearsEnd 1950s
activeYearsStart 1941
artisticApproach non-figurative composition
psychic automatism
spontaneous expression
country Canada
exhibitedAt Montreal
Paris
field dance
painting
printmaking
theatre
visual arts
foundedBy Paul-Émile Borduas
genre abstract painting
gestural painting
hasMember Bruno Cormier
Claude Gauvreau
Fernand Leduc
Françoise Sullivan
Jean-Paul Mousseau
Jean-Paul Riopelle
Lise Gervais
Louis Belzile
Marcel Barbeau
Marcelle Ferron
Mimi Parent
Muriel Guilbault
Paul-Émile Borduas
Pierre Gauvreau
ideology anti-clericalism
cultural liberalism
secularism
inception 1940s
influenced Canadian abstract art
Quebec modern art
Quiet Revolution
inspiredBy Surrealism
automatism
languageOfWork French
location Montreal
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
mainManifesto Refus global
manifestoPublisher Éditions Mithra-Mythe
movement abstract art
avant-garde
modern art
notableWork Refus global
opposedTo Catholic Church dominance in Quebec society
conservative cultural norms in Quebec
publicationDateOfManifesto 1948

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Jean-Paul Riopelle movement Les Automatistes
Jean-Paul Riopelle memberOf Les Automatistes