NUM Festival: Cyclo_MAPP walk with Laval artist Luc Melanson in Fabreville, Laval-Ouest and Auteuil

📍 Presented by MAPP_MTL, as part of the NUM Festival, on November 3, 6 and 8 at 7pm, take part in the Cyclo_MAPP walk with Laval artist Luc Melanson! Come and discover your neighborhood transformed by the mapping projections of this talented artist. Guaranteed to amaze young and old alike!

🎟 FREE, subscribe to this form to receive the route and all the information: https://bit.ly/inscriptions_cyclo_mapp_laval

🕘 Sunday, November 3 - departure at 7pm 📍 Starting point in front of the Gabrielle-Roy library Mobile music projection on the walls of your neighborhood

🕘 Wednesday, November 6 - departure at 7pm 📍Starting point in front of the Philippe-Panneton library Mobile music projection on the walls of your neighborhood

🕘 Friday November 8 - departure at 7pm 📍Starting point in front of the Laure-Conan library Strolling music projection on the walls of your neighborhood

🎟 Free walk open to all 🌧️ Postponed to the following day in case of bad weather.

In collaboration with Ville de Laval and Bibliothèques de Laval

ARTIST: Luc Melanson After a bachelor's degree in graphic design, Luc Melanson devoted himself to visual art, and more specifically to illustration. His distinctive style has won him wide public acclaim and recognition from his peers.

His works have been distributed both here and abroad in a variety of media: books, magazines, comic strips, posters, street furniture and more. They have been reproduced by many major publications, including L'actualité, Le Devoir, the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Washington Post and L'Express, and exhibited in major cities such as Montreal, Calgary, New York, Detroit, Rome, Barcelona, Brussels and Seoul. He has also designed a stamp for Canada Post, as well as the new manhole covers for the city of Montreal.

Luc Melanson has also received numerous awards, including the Governor General's Award in 2002 and, more recently, the CALQ Award for Artist of the Year in Laval in 2022. Photo: Rico Michel