Beneath a vibrant Montreal sky, we find ourselves before Ron English’s “Sourire Mona Lisa 2017” mural. This captivating piece graces a wall on Saint-Dominique Street, a testament to the city’s thriving street art scene. The Sourire Mona Lisa 2017 Mural is part of the legacy of the MURAL International Public Art Festival. This festival has significantly shaped Montreal’s urban landscape. It began in 2013 and continues to add vibrant murals year after year. The Sourire Mona Lisa 2017 is a striking example of the festival’s impact. Ron English, an American artist, created this piece during the 2017 edition of the festival. This mural showcases English’s signature blend of pop art and social commentary. This mural is a must-see for art lovers. It adds to the vibrant tapestry of Montreal’s street art scene. The MURAL Festival brought together international and Canadian artists. The festival’s success is due to the support of various organizations. These include the Société de développement du boulevard Saint-Laurent (SDBSL), the City of Montreal, and Tourisme Montréal. The Sourire Mona Lisa 2017 stands as a symbol of Montreal’s vibrant art scene. It embodies the power of public art to transform urban spaces.
Scala Santa Yes
“The staircase that Jesus ascended to Pilate’s praetorium” is how some describe the Scala Santa. It is a precious reminder