Silo art impacts local communities

By Australian Geographic.

Australian Geographic has announced the release of ‘Silo Art, Australia’s Outdoor Art Revolution’, a visually stunning book that pays tribute to Australia’s silo art phenomenon and chronicles the transformation of Australia into an expansive outdoor art gallery. It features a comprehensive map detailing each silo, silo owner, and silo artist across Australia and locations of the street art, festivals, murals, and water tower art featured in the book. Goroke is featured in the book.

For further information and/or to purchase ‘Silo Art, Australia’s Outdoor Art Revolution’ visit shop.australiangeographic.com.au

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