Roger Ing's Utopia (1998)

In the art world, Roger Ing was seen more as an anomaly, a non-conformist, and an "outsider." His unusual style of work has come to be known as "Rogerism" in many art communities. The term is almost as famous as the man himself, and so is the place where he accomplished the majority of his work, the New Utopia Café, a favourite haunt of Regina's fringe artists, musicians, and writers in the '80s, and early '90s. This is the story about his art and his famous cafe.