This mural sits at 7869 avenue Querbes in Montreal, Canada, on a building facade in the city's north-central part. It is a piece of street art created in 2024 by the artist Pony, in partnership with MU, and it was produced as part of Montreal's Programme d'art mural, second component (volet 2).
What to expect
As a street-art work, the mural is best seen on foot, from the sidewalk, where you can take in the whole wall and how it sits within its surroundings. It makes a short, focused stop rather than a long visit, and it suits anyone interested in contemporary public art or in seeing how the city's mural programme shows up in its neighbourhoods.
Around the mural
- The mural belongs to a wider municipal programme, so other works from the same initiative may be found elsewhere in Montreal.
- Avenue Querbes is a residential and commercial street, so you can combine the stop with a stroll and a look at the local shops and cafés.
- The city's official mural database lists this work under its own entry, which gives more detail on the artwork and its making.
If you are planning a route through Montreal's public art, this mural is an easy addition. Check the city's listing for the most current information before you go.