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Commission considers 'Art Wraps' for garbage enclosures and community mural concept

Palos Heights Public Arts Commission · April 13, 2026
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Summary

Members discussed using printed 'Art Wraps' on garbage enclosures and chain-link fences to display 'The Windows of Palos' and floated a community mural composed of individual painted squares on potential sites such as underpasses and Aurelio’s wall.

Commission members discussed alternative ways to display public art, including printed "Art Wraps" for garbage enclosures and chain-link fence locations and a community mural made up of individual painted squares contributed by residents. Potential locations mentioned include underpasses along the bike path at Lake Katherine and the Aurelio’s wall.

No firm decision was recorded; members agreed to keep the ideas as options for future projects when permissions and capacity allow. The discussion highlighted interest in low-cost, modular installations that involve residents and local businesses as sponsors.