This mural by the artist Fluke sits at 1956 rue Frontenac, in the Ville-Marie borough of Montreal, Canada. It was painted in 2018 and is one of the city's street-art works, set on a building wall within the everyday streetscape rather than in a gallery or museum.
About the work
The mural was produced under the city's Programme d'art mural (volet 2), a public art programme, and was made in partnership with the Sociรฉtรฉ รฉcocitoyenne de Montrรฉal. It is also listed under the name Murale situรฉe au 1956 rue Frontenac, which is the name you may see on city records.
What a visit offers
- A look at Montreal's public mural programme in a working neighbourhood of the city centre.
- A short stop that pairs well with a walk through Ville-Marie, where the city's downtown streets, shops and cafรฉs are close by.
- A chance to see street art as part of the everyday city, viewed from the pavement.
Because it is a painted wall rather than a staffed site, the mural is best approached as a short detour during a wider walk. Further details about the artwork, including its record, are available through the City of Montreal's mural listings.