Locations
Mile End district – Public space
Exhibition from August 15 to November 4, 2019
The works of Izumi Miyazaki are presented as part of the #TrouvezIzumi Tour, on the façades of these locations:
– Aire Commune
– B-612
– Boulangerie Guillaume
– Loft Créatif
– M Coiffure
– Ping Pong Club
![Izumi Miyazaki, Bloom, exhibition view, Boulangerie Guillaume, Montréal, 2019. Photo credit: Jean-Michael Seminaro. © MOMENTA | Biennale de l’image.](https://momentabiennale.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Lieu-1_Izumi_Miyazaki.jpg?ver=4.1.09)
![Izumi Miyazaki, Energy, exhibition view, Ping Pong Club, Montréal, 2019. Photo credit: Jean-Michael Seminaro. © MOMENTA | Biennale de l’image.](https://momentabiennale.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Lieu-2_Izumi_Miyazaki.jpg?ver=4.1.09)
![Izumi Miyazaki, Gut Feeling, exhibition view, B-612, Montréal, 2019. Photo credit: Jean-Michael Seminaro. © MOMENTA | Biennale de l’image.](https://momentabiennale.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Lieu-3_Izumi_Miyazaki.jpg?ver=4.1.09)
The Mile End is a trendy and friendly neighbourhood with multicultural roots, renowned for its bagels and former clothing factory converted into artists’ studios. Stretching from North to South, between Mont-Royal and Van Horne Avenues, and from West to East between Hutchinson and Saint-Denis Streets, the quaint Mile End district can easily be explored by foot.
Memorialized in the novels of Mordecaï Richler, who grew up there, the Mile End became a literary and artistic centre for the city of Montréal, as well as, in the 1980s and 1990s, a must for art lovers. There are many galleries, designer studios, technology startups, independent companies and shops, along with a wide range of cafés.
About the neighbourhood:
http://memoire.mile-end.qc.ca/en/