About Paringa Silo Art
Paringa Silo Art is a large-scale public mural painted on grain silos at Paringa in the Renmark Paringa Council area of South Australia's Riverland. Located on Murtho Road near the Sturt Highway and Paringa Bridge, the artwork was completed in 2018 by artist Jack Fran. It is part of the Australian Silo Art Trail and transforms former agricultural infrastructure into a roadside cultural attraction beside the Murray River.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect to view a large painted mural covering the Paringa grain silos from a designated roadside parking and viewing area on Murtho Road. The site is outdoors in a flat, open rural setting near the Murray River and Paringa Bridge. There is no entry building; viewing is from the public road reserve. Visitors can stop briefly to view and photograph the artwork, with the silos, surrounding farmland and river landscape as the main features.
Key highlights
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Large-scale mural on historic grain silos by artist Jack Fran completed in 2018
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Part of the Australian Silo Art Trail in the Riverland region
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Roadside viewing area on Murtho Road near Paringa Bridge and Murray River
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Photogenic outdoor public art visible from public road reserve
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Close proximity to Renmark and Murray River touring route