This mural by Jason Sikoak, completed in 2025, is a street-art attraction on square Cabot in the Ville-Marie borough of Montreal, Canada. It was organized by MU and financed by the Government of Quebec as part of the Arrue project.
What to expect
- Type of visit: an outdoor look at a public artwork, best suited to a short stop on a walk through the area.
- Location: square Cabot, in the Ville-Marie borough, in the heart of the city.
- Artist and organizer: Jason Sikoak, with MU as organizer.
- Funding: the Government of Quebec, through the Arrue project.
Making the trip
Because the mural is part of a public square, there is no admission to arrange and it can be seen at any time the square is open. Visitors interested in more detail about the work can consult the City of Montreal's public mural listing for this piece, which is also known as "Murale située au square Cabot."
The mural sits within Ville-Marie, the borough that holds much of Montreal's downtown, so it pairs easily with other stops in the area. Anyone interested in public art can combine a visit here with a wider walk through the borough's streets and squares.