Minnie Fawcett-Tang | KABK, The Hague
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AVAILABLE WORKS BY MINNIE FAWCETT-TANGFor Best of Graduates 2026, Minnie Fawcett-Tang (Royal Academy of Art, The Hague) presents Vertigo, a series of oil paintings. Surrounded by screens and constant distraction, we long for clarity yet are met with uncertainty. Vertigo explores the fragility of being young and free while mentally oversaturated. Much like repeating a word until it loses its meaning, Fawcett-Tang uses both material and her own image to dissolve familiar associations, transforming painting into a mantra. Her works function as diary entries, documenting an ongoing and complex relationship with the self while reflecting a broader resistance to the attention economy of the digital age.
Flight or Flight, 2026 | Oil on canvas | 145 x 177 cm
Minnie Fawcett-Tang
Her artistic practice is grounded in the act of looking as a form of communication, observing the fracture lines created by ever-present, unspoken social expectations. Numbed by the rhythms of the attention economy, her own image becomes a motif as she buries herself in repetition and material.
The Three Graces, 2025 | Oil on canvas | 65 x 55 cm
Minnie Fawcett-Tang
E.R., 2026 | Oil on canvas | 65 x 55 cm
Minnie Fawcett-Tang
Two Bunnies and a Geisha, 2025 | Oil on canvas | 69 x 60 cm
Minnie Fawcett-Tang
Ultra Stare, 2026 | Oil on canvas | 30 x 24 cm
Minnie Fawcett-Tang
Untitled Glow, 2026 | Oil on canvas | 70 x 65 cm
Minnie Fawcett-Tang
About the Artist
Minnie Fawcett-Tang (b. 2000) is an English/Danish artist based in The Hague. She graduated in 2026 from the Royal Academy of Art (KABK), following Erasmus exchanges at Zokei University in Tokyo and Sint Lucas Art School in Antwerp, and a foundation year at the Royal Drawing School in London.
Her recent exhibitions include the solo show 100 Tokyo at Kuwasawa Design School, Tokyo (2024), and group shows at Bumpodo Gallery and Joshibi University of Art and Design in Tokyo, Der Duft Von Gras in Oberägeri, Switzerland (2026), and I Forgot How I Got Here in The Hague (2025).
