High-tech megaphone
See the words you speak in Montreal.
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It’s going to be a little noisier in downtown Montreal. Multimedia shop Moment Factory, with the National Film Board of Canada and Quartier des Spectacles, has created an installation that lets people speak into a megaphone and have both their voices projected and words displayed on the wall of the Université du Québec à Montréal’s President-Kennedy building. Mégaphone, as it’s called, launched last week and runs until Nov. 4. Now that’s some street art worth shouting about.
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