This mural at métro Jarry is a piece of street art in Montreal, Canada, found in the Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough. It was created in 2013 by the artists Labrona and Christopher Ross and was produced under the Programme graffitis et murales, organized by MU.
What to expect
The mural is a short visit rather than a full outing. It sits at the métro Jarry station, so it is easy to see while you pass through the area on your way to or from the metro. Because it is a public artwork, you can look at it at your own pace without needing a ticket or a reservation.
Getting there and around
The mural is tied to the métro Jarry station, which makes it simple to reach by public transit. Once you have seen it, the surrounding borough gives you room to explore on foot, and you can continue your day in any direction the metro line takes you.
- Type of visit: a quick stop for street art
- Location: métro Jarry, Montreal
- Created: 2013, by Labrona and Christopher Ross
- Organized by: MU, under the Programme graffitis et murales
If you are interested in Montreal's public art, this mural is a fitting addition to a walk through the city. More details about the work are available on the city of Montreal's mural page for it.