This street-art mural at 100 avenue Laurier O. in Montreal was created in 2024 by the artists Ankhone and Nicole Boyce. It was organized by Mémoire du Mile-End as part of the city's Programme d'art mural, second component (volet 2), which places murals on buildings across the city.
What to expect
- A large painted artwork on a building wall, best seen as you walk along the avenue.
- A piece of the city's public art programme, so it is part of an ongoing effort to bring art onto everyday streets.
- A short, easy stop, suited to a stroll rather than a long visit.
Getting there and around
The mural is on avenue Laurier O., in the Mile-End area of Montreal, a neighbourhood known for its streets of shops, cafés and older houses. Because the work is outdoors, you can see it at any time the street is open to you, and it pairs well with a wider walk through the district. The City of Montreal's mural listing for this work, with further details, is available on the city's public art website.
If you are interested in murals, this is a simple addition to a day exploring the city's public art. Allow a little time to look at the details and to step back for the full view.