GrainCorp Brim Silo Art

Loved driving around in this area, impressive art.

Yet another wonderful Silo Art in Brim. The artist has captured the character and detail of the subjects, it's brilliant. Recommended.

Lovely sepia tones set the stage of rural regions of Victoria and the rugged life it holds for the people who work and live it.

These GrainCorp silos were built in 1939 and are now decommissioned.Artist Guido van Helten’s, finished his artwork in 2016, depicting four female and male farmers of the Wimmera Mallee region.The Brim Grain Silo's were the first to be painted, and its success inspired the establishment of the Silo Art Trail.

Beautiful art, fantastic drive

The father of all silo arts in Australia! This mighty silo art started the chain reaction of silo arts across Australia. It was painted by the Brisbane Street artist Guido van Helten in 2015. This is now one of the 6 silo arts in the 200km silo arts trail from Melbourne. I am so proud of our great artists, bringing out the souls of the very village they represent - the many many remote little towns and communities that adds so much depth, history and meaning to what the huge Australia continent is all about! Little little places where big crops grow, providing food to Australia and beyond! I just love getting out there, giving them whatever support aiming for a self sustaining Australia!

A good parking area on the other side of the road with a few shaded tables. The pub is closed. What a shame. Don't park near the silo, you might not get the full view.

Was a great day going to see the art work.....we made it to 3 of them and wished we did the rest but will do on the next trip up....well worth a visit though.

Great place to visit

More silo art catching the character of the Australian regional primary production sector.