This street-art mural at 1415 rue Saint-Hubert in Montreal was created in 2023 by the artist Françoise Sullivan. It is one of the public murals in the city, and it can be seen from the street, so a visit needs no ticket and no booking.
About the mural
The work was organized by MU, a Montreal organization that works with artists on public art, and it was financed by the city's Service de la culture. Because it is a public commission, the mural belongs to the streetscape rather than to an indoor venue, and it can be viewed at any time the street is open.
What to know before you go
- Location: 1415 rue Saint-Hubert, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Type: outdoor street-art mural
- Created: 2023, by Françoise Sullivan
- More information: the City of Montreal's mural listing for this work is available on the city's website (ville.montreal.qc.ca, murales, item 303)
Because the mural is outdoors, the best way to see it is in daylight, and it is worth walking around the wall to take in its full extent. Visitors interested in public art will find that the mural fits well into a walk around the surrounding neighbourhood, where other street art and local shops are part of the everyday scene.