Odelia Tang (b. 1993, Singapore) is an Artist and 2018 graduate from LASALLE College of the Arts, with a Bachelor’s (hons) Degree in Fine Arts.
Tang’s art and research practice circulates around pain negotiation, existentialism and the abyss. Through figurative painting, drawing and installation, she reacts to her feelings and findings to form a bigger enquiry about modern society, identity and the psyche.
Tang’s art and research practice circulates around pain negotiation, existentialism and the abyss. Through figurative painting, drawing and installation, she reacts to her feelings and findings to form a bigger enquiry about modern society, identity and the psyche.
Her works have been exhibited at Mulan Gallery (2016), The Private Museum (2017), Lasalle ICA, Gillman Barracks, Coda Culture (2018), Stanford Art Centre, Art Museum of Nanjing University of the Arts, Nanjing, Asia Now Paris (2019) and School Of The Arts, Richard Koh Fine Arts & STPI Singapore Tyler Print Institute(2020), which were features on Artsy, The Straits Times, Channel News Asia, The Business Times Singapore, Telegraph Uk, Angloino, Arthop, ArtRabbit, MutualArt, Plural Art Mag, Arts Equator and ArtandMarket. Her work can be found in collections in Europe, America and South East Asia. In 2022, Odelia had her second solo and first commercial debut with Richard Koh Fine Art, titled Waiting for The Other Shoe.
In 2015, after graduating from Temasek Polytechnic where she studied visual communication and illustration, Tang first formally pursued her interest in fine arts - through NOISE: TAP, a youth mentorship programme under the National Arts Council Singapore, where her work was also showcased in its open category in subsequent years. She has been under several art mentorships including the PHUNK: Transmission Apprenticeship (2014), and the Young Printmaker’s League (2016) before subsequently pursuing a Bachelor’s (hons) in Fine Arts at Lasalle.
In 2015, after graduating from Temasek Polytechnic where she studied visual communication and illustration, Tang first formally pursued her interest in fine arts - through NOISE: TAP, a youth mentorship programme under the National Arts Council Singapore, where her work was also showcased in its open category in subsequent years. She has been under several art mentorships including the PHUNK: Transmission Apprenticeship (2014), and the Young Printmaker’s League (2016) before subsequently pursuing a Bachelor’s (hons) in Fine Arts at Lasalle.
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