Before delving into this week's murals, I want to take the time to say thank you to all the readers and commentators who come on the posts to interact with me by leaving nice and/or constructive replies.

Your support is truly appreciated and inspirational!

As proof of your ideas being taken into account, here are the two comments which influenced today's title:

Wow! You are putting an amazing amount of effort into sharing the art and the location. Very cool! Love murals, but graffiti is ubiquitous, isn't it? - @crystalize

thanks for sharing these street art murals - always a fleeting type of art - @timelapse

Both remarks are true in that the fact that graffitis, in general, are ubiquitous and fleeting in nature.

You will find them almost anywhere but yet, they often find ways to disappear and even sometimes be replaced by other ones, for good or bad depending on everyone's respective tastes.

So, as I had mentioned in one of my answers to the quotes above, replacements will be the theme for this MM #7.

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You can click on the links below the images so to find their Google Street View locations.

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Our first replaceable candidate has had three updates.

This is both according to the Web and my camera.

Parc Jehane-Benoît - August 2016

Parc Jehane-Benoît - April 2009

Parc Jehane-Benoît - September 2007

From NITASSINAN ~ NOTRE TERRITOIRE, the Innu's ancestral homeland, later on, added with Scrooge McDuck, Gyro Gearloose, and one of the Beagle Boys, to a psychedelic figure contemplating the inner mechanics​ of a ​wide open house full of people.

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The second example is on a commercial building's wall.

It is important for a business to always keep a fresh look in order to constantly tease the eye of its targeted customers.

So, no surprise here to see a new painting job having been done by Lave Auto Prince and Monsieur Muffler.

I have been meaning​ to get​ the following photo for​ the longest time, but I finally only got to capture​ it a couple of weeks ago, pushed by the specific intent​ to insert it here.

10555 Rue Lajeunesse - July 2016

10555 Rue Lajeunesse - October 2012

Artistically speaking, I prefer the old (separated​ into four parts) one but from a marketing point of view, ​I have to admit that the new one is way more catchy.

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This is the third and final destination but the best way to demonstrate the phenomenon of ephemeral street art.

We are now at a place where tags artists get to practice their fine art without any chance of getting in troubles with the law.

It always instinctively​ felt to me to be this kind of permissible spot, but I only had confirmation of this a couple of weeks back when I came across two policemen on bicycles who looked at the three or four guys with paint cans in hands, spraying on the concrete there, ​and did absolutely nothing about it.

Let me share with you this location's bests that I have seen, over the ten last years.

Under the Pont Papineau Leblanc

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If you enjoyed, please consider upvoting, leaving a comment, and maybe even resteeming.

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With thanks,

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@heroic15397

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_{*Nature graphic by Zlatko Najdenovski from Flaticon is licensed under CC BY 3.0. Made with Logo Maker.}

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Other Montreal's Murals posts:

Montreal's Murals #1
Montreal's Murals #2
Montreal's Murals #3
Montreal's Murals #4
Montreal's Murals #5
Montreal's Murals #6

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Other Cities' Murals posts:

Laval's Murals
Ottawa's Murals (A Tribute to Franco-Ontarians)
Quebec City's Murals
Quebec City's Murals #2 - The Hidden Ones

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