This mural at 150 rue Notre-Dame in Montreal, Canada, is a piece of street art created in 2013 by Artducommun. It was produced in partnership with the Maison des Jeunes l'Escalier de Lachine, a youth centre, under the city's Programme graffitis et murales, a programme that brings murals to public walls across Montreal.
What to expect
The mural is a public artwork, viewed from the street, so a visit takes little planning. It suits a short walk rather than a long stop, and it can be paired with other sights nearby as you explore the neighbourhood on foot.
Getting there
- Address: 150 rue Notre-Dame, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Type of visit: outdoor street art, free to look at from the street
- More information: the City of Montreal's mural listing for this work is available on the city's website
Around the mural
Rue Notre-Dame is one of the long east-west streets of the city, and walking along it is a good way to see how Montreal's streetscape changes from block to block. Because the mural is part of a municipal programme, it also reflects the wider role street art plays across the city's public spaces. If you are interested in murals, you may find other works in the city worth seeking out.