This mural by Bryan Beyung stands at 7635 rue Centrale, in the LaSalle borough of Montreal, Canada. It was created in 2020 and is listed in the city's public mural records as part of the Programme d'art mural (volet 2), a program carried out in partnership with MU, the artist-run centre that works with the city on murals.
What to expect
The work is a street-art piece, so a visit is simple: it is seen outdoors, on the building's wall, at any hour the street is open to you. There is no admission to pay and no ticket to book. It suits a short stop during a walk through the neighbourhood, or a deliberate detour for anyone interested in how Montreal commissions and displays public art.
Getting there
The address is on rue Centrale in LaSalle, on the southwest side of the island of Montreal. Arriving by car or by public transit and walking the last stretch is the usual approach, and it is worth allowing time to look at the wall from a few distances, since murals are often best read from across the street.
Around the mural
LaSalle is largely a residential borough, so a visit here is best combined with time spent exploring the surrounding streets and local shops. Those who want a fuller picture of Montreal's public art can use the city's mural listings to find other works nearby and plan a route between them.
For the official record of the piece, including its credits, the city's page is available at ville.montreal.qc.ca/murales/detail/224.