Full Space explores the development of modern art in Canada through a selection of work from the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art. The catalogue accompanies the first national touring exhibition of one of the country's largest private collections of modern Canadian art, now under the care of the Ottawa Art Gallery. Two essays explore the eclecticism of the painting of the 1930s through the 1950s when artists turned their attention away from the representation of landscape to focus on urban and social issues with a spatial and personal subjectivity. With work by Jack Shadbolt, Molly Lamb Bobak, Marian Dale Scott and many more. In English and French.