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Annette Green Takes Us On a Journey Through the Australian Silo Mural Art Trail.
By Annette Green 16 Nov, 2019
Annette Green Takes Us On a Journey Through the Australian Silo Mural Art Trail. Australia’s first painted silo emerged in Northam of Western Australia in 2015, painted by artists Phlegm and HENSE. By June 2019, there were 31 painted silos across the country with more being planned. Among many artists who participated in painting silos, but also water towers, are Guido van Helten, Fintan Magee, Rone, and Evoca1. The Australian Silo Art Trail has become an ultimate Australian road trip, with a journey stretching over 7,500 kms. And every town in the trail has a story to tell which is reflected in their silo art.
GrainCorp Silos at St James, Victoria by Tim Bowtell, Photo by Planet Tex
By Annette Green 25 Aug, 2019
A big thanks thanks to Camps Australia Wide for featuring the Australian Silo Art Trail on their website. If you don't carry a Camps Book with you when you travel, then your doing it the hard way. Considered to be one of Australia’s most valuable printed resource documents for the RV traveller. It's a comprehensive and authenticated guide to free and low cost camping as well as unique outback camping sites throughout the country.
Dr Amelia Green
By Annette Green 06 Aug, 2019
We interviewed Dr Amelia Green from Griffith University, Branding and Consumer Research Network to get a professional insight into the value of the Australian Silo Art Trail.

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