Alice Lang: OM NOM NOM NOM
Alice Lang displays some of her new work created during a residency in Los Angeles.
Overview
Brisbane-based artist, Alice Lang, has had a pretty impressive career to date. Since graduating from QUT in 2004, Alice has “developed a wide-ranging practice concerned with the emotions and latent memories or meanings imbued in material.”
During a residency at RAID Projects in Los Angeles, Alice developed the pieces for her current collection, OM NOM NOM NOM. This series of work focuses heavily on contemporary trends and popular internet culture. The exhibition includes paintings and drawings that draw inspiration popular internet culture domains such as tumblr, and google – incorporating slang from the virtual world and refining it into something more tangible, physical, and less fragmented.
The exhibition is currently running at Boxcopy and will finish on the 27th of July.
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