68-132 Visual Revolution is a publication that arises from the concurrence of key actors, historically and aesthetically situated, that are part of the living legacy of visual graphics emanating from convulse 1968. Continued in diverse and persistent social movements, this intensity of forms and modalities of the protest extended over several decades to locate and prolong itself in the contemporary territories of the relationship between image and protest. In order to recognize the visual panorama materialized in a diverse set of creations and practices, this collective book was generated within the framework of a series of concurrences, some of which, explicit or implicit, are displayed in simultaneous actions, such as the meeting in forums on the image of the protest, as well as through processes of convocation with relevant actors who have been or are participants in the development, safeguarding and dissemination of the diverse set of protest images in our country.