newsXpress is grateful to offer the 2022 Silo Art Calendar, featuring art from the Silo Art Trail. This calendar features art by Australian artists painted on silos in regional towns across Australia.
What a treat. What a gift.
This 2022 Silo Art Calendar is perfect to bring colour, joy and happiness to those you buy gifts for.
Each page, each month, features beautiful silo art, making this a calendar you will want to display for all to see and to give as the gift they will love all through the year.
The 2022 Silo Art Calendar is a special treat bringing joy after a challenging year of Covid that impacted plenty.
The 2022 Silo Art Calendar features 13 of the 49 silo art murals from around the country. It has been beautifully and thoughtfully printed on 150gsm high quality artwork paper, with a 200gsm laminated cover.
Local newsXpress stores are supporting the 2022 Silo Art Calendar, bringing this work of art to shops right account the country.
You can also buy the 2022 Silo Art Calendar online too at our online calendar shop.
The images in the 2022 Silo Art Calendar feature on the famous Australian Silo Art Trail. Here are some fun facts about this art trail: it stretches over 8,500km beginning in Northam WA and ending in Three Moon Qld. It is believed that the first silo to be painted in Australia was in Northam, Western Australia in March 2015. Artist Heesco Khosnaran has painted five, Weethalle, Grenfell and Karoonda, Gunnedah and Murrumburrah. Artist Jimmy DVate has painted four, Goorambat, Rochester, Waikerie and Picola. Five silos have been painted by women. Rupanyup, Tungamah, Rosebery, Brunswick & Albany. One silo has been demolished – Fyansford by artist Rone stood from December 2017 to April 2020.
The Silo Art Trail is now a piece of art history in Australia and we are so proud here at newsXpress to bring it to homes around the world through the 2022 Silo Art Trail calendar.
This really is a wonderful Christmas gift, something you can confidently give as a gift they will cherish and appreciate all through the year.
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