Painted by artists William Patrick & Adam Sajkowski, this real encounter between the visual arts and literature, these “murs à mots” (words walls) highlight the history of the area.

Painted by artists William Patrick & Adam Sajkowski, this real encounter between the visual arts and literature, these “murs à mots” (words walls) highlight the history of the area.
Painted by Dominique Desbiens & Bruno Rouyère. Real encounter between the visual arts and literature, these “murs à mots” (words walls) highlight the history of the area.
Painted by artist FIVE EIGHT. Real encounter between the visual arts and literature, these “murs à mots” (words walls) highlight the history of the area as a center of knowledge (University of Montreal, UQAM, Montreal literary school, etc.), the 100th anniversary of the Saint-Sulpice Librairy (located on the Saint-Denis Street), the 45th anniversary of UQAM and the upcoming 10th anniversary of the Grande Bibliothèque in 2015.
Real encounter between the visual arts and literature, these “murs à mots” (words walls) highlight the history of the area as a center of knowledge (University of Montreal, UQAM, Montreal literary school, etc.), the 100th anniversary of the Saint-Sulpice Librairy (located on the Saint-Denis Street), the 45th anniversary of UQAM and the upcoming 10th anniversary of the Grande Bibliothèque in 2015.
Real encounter between the visual arts and literature, these “murs à mots” (words walls) highlight the history of the area as a center of knowledge (University of Montreal, UQAM, Montreal literary school, etc.), the 100th anniversary of the Saint-Sulpice Librairy (located on the Saint-Denis Street), the 45th anniversary of UQAM and the upcoming 10th anniversary of the Grande Bibliothèque in 2015.
Cette intervention visait à donner une nouvelle image à un site ciblé par le vandalisme depuis de nombreuses années.
The purpose of this mural was to breathe new life into a site that had been targeted by vandalism for many years.