This mural by Sophie Wilkins and Anik Favreau stands at 1555 rue Rancourt, in the LaSalle borough of Montreal, Canada. It is a piece of street art, painted in 2022 as part of the city's Programme d'art mural (volet 2), in partnership with AGC Art Public, known as Artgang.
What to expect
- Type of visit: a short, open-air stop for anyone interested in public art, best seen on foot as part of a walk through the neighbourhood.
- Location: rue Rancourt, in LaSalle, on the island of Montreal.
- Artists: Sophie Wilkins and Anik Favreau.
Getting there and around
The mural is part of Montreal's wider collection of commissioned murals, which the city lists on its public art pages. If you want more detail on the work before you go, the city's mural record for this piece is a useful reference. LaSalle is a residential borough, so a visit here suits those who enjoy seeing how public art fits into everyday streets rather than a dense tourist district.
Because this is a street-level artwork, there is no admission to arrange. Plan your visit around daylight, when the painted surface is easiest to see, and allow time to look at the wall from a few angles.
If you are already exploring Montreal's murals, this one makes a quiet addition to the route, giving you a sense of the city's public art beyond its central streets.