Darryl Pfitzner Milika has been practising his art in a variety of mediums for over 25 years: he has been the creator, the designer and principal artist or “special guest” contributing artist for 3 of Adelaide’s most outstanding public sculptural works.
His gallery practice comprises numerous exhibitions locally, nationally or overseas and his works are held in collections both public and private; being described variously as an “Indigenous agent provocateur” an “urban warrior” or “passionate purveyor of gourmet art¦..works which haunt the eye, the mind and the heart of the observer.”
Now, as a senior artist in his 60th year he has been honoured by Tandanya, the National Aboriginal Cultural Institute with a retrospective survey of his public and private practice; the first exhibition of this kind for Tandanya and perhaps a fitting association considering his long involvement therein, dating back to Tandanya’s opening exhibition 20 years ago.
