This street-art mural by Dan Buller stands at 5650 rue Jean-Talon Est in Montreal, Canada. It was created in 2023 and is one of the works recorded in the City of Montreal's public mural collection, where it appears under its own entry.
About the mural
The painting was produced as part of the Programme d'art mural (volet 2), a municipal initiative, and was organized by SDC Jean-Talon Est, the local business improvement society for the Jean-Talon Est district. The programme places murals on walls across the city, so the work forms part of the wider street-art life of Montreal rather than a single isolated gallery piece.
What a visit offers
- Location: The mural is on rue Jean-Talon Est, a commercial street in the east of the city.
- Kind of visit: A short, free stop on foot, well suited to a walk through the neighbourhood.
- Context: Public murals like this one are easiest to appreciate in person, at street level and in daylight.
Because the mural sits on an active street, it works best as part of a wider stroll. Visitors interested in Montreal's public art can combine it with other murals and with the shops, cafés and streetscape of the Jean-Talon area.
Plan your visit
The City of Montreal's public mural page for this work, available through the municipal website, gives further details on the piece and its origins. Checking it beforehand is a sensible way to confirm the information that matters to you before heading out.