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Aurora Public Art Commission met June 7

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Aurora Public Art Commission met June 7.

Here is the minutes as provided by the commission:

Call to Order:


The meeting was called to order at 4:04.

Review of Mural Application by Kim Granholm:

Kim presented visuals of the mural designed by Cheryl Holz. The mural will be on the back side

of Kim’s building and it will be two stories high and 25 yards wide. The mural will combine black

PVC panels, metals for the dragonfly, paints, and incorporation of an existing stairwell to

represent the river. Each of the elements is historic and representative of Aurora. Images of

linden leaves, prairie grasses, and turtles are combined with a blues guitar, and some of the first

musical notes and lyrics from Good Morning Little Schoolgirl. The paint splotches represent the

art studio in the building and the constellations will hopefully glow at night. The piece will be

three dimensional with the word Aurora on the top.

The installation timeline is set for the end of summer. The mural will take at least 5 days to

install.

Comments from the audience included praise for “a unique piece of art that is a symbol of the

Fox Valley and a benchmark for the art to follow.”

Review of Mural Ordinance – Modifications to Section 8

Rena Church distributed the Ordinance to the APAC Board. The Board reviewed the

requirements and received some clarification from Kim Granholm regarding ongoing

maintenance and installation.

A vote was taken and all seven board members approved the mural.

Adjourn

The meeting was adjourned at 4:32.

Next Meeting:

Thursday, July 20 4:30

https://www.aurora-il.org/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Minutes/_06072017-1047

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