Welcome to The Heysen Trail Exhibition 
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.
You and your friends are invited to attend ANY / ALL of the 6 exhibition openings (FREE ADMISSION).
The First Being:
6pm Thursday February 18th 2010
Hilton Hotel, Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Speaker: - Dr. Jane Lomax-Smith, Minister for Tourism.
 Followed by:
7:30pm Heysen Trail Dinner with the Artists.
Hilton Victoria Room, Victoria Square, Thursday 18th February 2010, 7:30pm
Warren Bonython, Father of the Heysen Trail and famous for walking The Simpson
Desert in 1978 (followed by writing 'Walking the Simpson Desert' about his experiences) will be the guest speaker for the evening.
$10.00 from every ticket sold will be donated to the Leukaemia Foundation.
$105.00 per person (book a table of 10 at $100 per person - $1000 per table).
Enjoy a 3-course "art in food" menu including beer, wine and soft drinks.
Booking essential by Friday 12th February.
Please RSVP to Juli on 8237 0633.
Please be aware that due to the Hilton Adelaide's normal business with conferences and conventions, the works on the first floor are not always clearly available for viewing.
To avoid disappointment please call 08) 8217 2000 and ask for Sue Dewing to clarify availability.
View the entire exhibition here.
Click on the artists names below to be taken to works by that artist.
Click on the location names to be taken to the exhibition in that location.
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