This mural by Laurent Gascon stands at the corner of rue Ontario Est and rue Hogan in the Ville-Marie borough of Montreal, Canada. It was created in 2014 as part of the city's Programme graffitis et murales, carried out in collaboration with the Société pour Promouvoir les Arts Gigantesques (SPAG).
What to expect
This is a street-art piece, so the visit is simple: you come to the wall, look at the work at your own pace, and carry on. It suits a short stop during a walk through the neighbourhood rather than a trip made for its own sake. Because it is painted on a building corner in an urban setting, the best way to see it is on foot, looking at it from the pavement.
Getting there
- Location: corner of rue Ontario Est and rue Hogan, Ville-Marie, Montreal
- Visit type: outdoor street art, viewed from the street
Around it
The mural sits in Ville-Marie, the central borough of Montreal, so it can easily be combined with other parts of the city. Pairing it with a walk along the streets nearby lets you see more of the urban fabric that surrounds the wall.
For more details about the work, the city's mural listing for this piece is available at ville.montreal.qc.ca/murales/detail/65.