The Heysen Trail Exhibition

Marek Herburt - Heysen Park, Crystal Brook

20 February to 14 March 2010

The Heysen Walking Trail stretches 1,200 kms along the mountain spine of South Australia.

It is named for famed artist Sir Hans Heysen whose paintings iconically define the ancient gum trees and rugged landscapes of South Australia.

25 artists, inspired by the trail and its surrounds, will feature simultaneously in all 6 exhibitions along the length of the trail.

Coordinated by Greenhill Galleries Adelaide. Works are available for sale online

You and your friends are invited to attend ANY / ALL of the 6 exhibition openings (FREE ADMISSION).

The Artists:

Coralie Armstrong
Rod Bax
Janet Bridgeland
Eugene Casey
Peter Coad
Nik de Masi
Ed Douglas
Dieter Engler
Catherine Fitz-Gerald
Tom Gleghorn
Robert Habel
Marek Herburt


David Kelly
Michael Kluvanek
Pamela Kouwenhoven
Christine McCarthy
Trevor McNamara
Tom O’Callaghan
Ken Orchard
Philip Pike
Harry Sherwin
Lise Temple
Mary Wagstaff
Roland Weight
John Whitney

Heysen Trail Map
Heysen Trail Sponsorship logos
Lise Temple - Mambray Creek 1
John Whitney - Leaves on a Track - Heysen Signs
Philip Pike - Flinders Ranges Landscape II
Trevor McNamara - Sunrise, Brachina Gorge

Coordinated by

Greenhill Galleries Adelaide logo

Proudly supported by
Port Pirie Regional Council Country Arts SA Nyrstar - Port Pirie Lead Smelter Southern Cross Ten Southern Cross GTS Pisani Accountants and Business Advisors Jan Pana Graphic Designer Automatic Print Port Pirie