This mural by Jason Cantoro stands at 3680 rue Jeanne-Mance in Montreal, in the Le Plateau-Mont-Royal borough. It was created in 2018 as part of the city's Programme d'art mural, under its third component, and it is one of the many public murals that give the neighbourhood's streets their colour.
What to expect
The mural is a street-art piece, so a visit is simple and outdoors. You come to see the work on the wall itself, at its address, rather than entering a building or buying a ticket. It suits a short walk or a stop between other plans, and it is most rewarding for visitors who enjoy looking at public art as they move through a city.
Around the mural
- Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, the borough where the mural is located, is known for its residential streets, local shops and cafés.
- The mural forms part of a wider public art programme in Montreal, so other murals may be found in the surrounding area.
- Montreal as a whole offers a wide range of museums, parks and neighbourhoods to combine with a visit.
For more detail on the work, the City of Montreal maintains a dedicated page for the mural, which can be found through its public murals listing.