The monograph presents two hundred paintings, sculptures and works on paper, as well as performance documentation and multimedia works.

This volume is published on the occasion of the traveling exhibition organized by the Jewish Museum, New York, on the work the Argentinian artist Marta Minujín (1943), a central figure in the Latin American avant-garde. The heavily illustrated catalogue provides an overview of her career, traces intersections with American, European, and Latin American developments in post-war art, and explores her contemporary relevance to the next generation of artists. The publication includes essays by Darsie Alexander (Chief Curator at the Jewish Museum) and Argentinian journalist and curator Rodrigo Alonso, as well as an interview with Minujín. The volume is illustrated extensively throughout with Minujín¿s artworks, performance pieces and happenings, and large-scale public works.