This mural, created in 2021 by the artists Snipe and Senck, is one of the street-art works found in Montreal's Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough. It is painted on the north-facing wall of a tunnel at 6621 St-Hubert, on the Montreal street of the same name.
The work was produced by AGC Art Public (Artgang) as part of the City of Montreal's Programme d'art mural, second stream. The programme commissions murals across the city, and this piece is one of the outcomes of that initiative.
Visiting the mural
The mural is a street-art attraction, best seen on foot or from a slow-moving vehicle, since it sits along a busy urban route. It suits a visitor who enjoys looking at public art while moving through a neighbourhood rather than a formal gallery visit.
- Where: 6621 St-Hubert, north-facing façade of the tunnel, Montreal
- Area: Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, a residential and commercial borough
- Kind of visit: a short stop for street art, easily combined with a walk or a wider exploration of the area
For further details about the work, the City of Montreal maintains an online record of its murals, which can be consulted at the address listed for this piece.