David Miller (painter) facts for kids

David Miller (born around 1950) is a talented Australian artist. He is a respected elder from the Pitjantjatjara people, an Aboriginal group from Central Australia. His art tells important stories and shares the culture of his people.

David Miller's Amazing Art

David Miller's artworks are known for their unique style and deep meaning. He often uses traditional Aboriginal art techniques to create modern pieces.

Where You Can See His Art

Many important places in Australia have David Miller's art in their collections. This means they own his artworks and keep them safe for people to see.

• The Art Gallery of South Australia has his work called Wati Tjakura Tjukurpa.
• The University of Canberra owns his piece named Inarki.
• The National Museum of Australia features his artwork called Googarh.

Exhibitions and Special Projects

David Miller's art has been shown in different places, letting many people enjoy his creations.

• His work was part of a group exhibition called Aboriginalities at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. This means his art was displayed alongside other Aboriginal artists in a famous museum in Europe.
• In 2022, one of his special artworks, Goanna Songline (Ngintaka Inma), was projected onto the famous sails of the Sydney Opera House. This amazing display was part of the Australia Day Dawn Reflection, a special event to celebrate Australia.