Mural by Philippe Mastrocola (2013) is a street-art mural painted in an alley at 5324, 4e avenue, in the Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough of Montreal, Canada. The work was created by Philippe Mastrocola in 2013 as part of the Programme graffitis et murales run for SODER.
What to expect
This is a visit for anyone interested in public art on a walking route rather than in a museum setting. The mural sits in a laneway, so you see it at close range as part of the everyday streetscape of the neighbourhood, not in a gallery. It is listed under the French name Murale située au 5324, 4e avenue (ruelle), which may help when searching local maps.
Getting there and around
- The address is 5324, 4e avenue, in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, on the east side of central Montreal.
- Because the mural is in an alley, plan a short detour from the avenue and take a moment to look around the lane itself.
- The surrounding residential streets are a pleasant area for a relaxed walk, and you can combine the stop with other public art or local shops nearby.
Practical details
The city of Montreal keeps an online entry for the mural, which includes details of the artist, the programme, and the year of creation. Check that page before your visit for any updated information about the work.