Gratis entree
NUL ZES, Gasfabriek 3A, Eindhoven
17-18 | 24-25 mei
Zaterdag & zondag | 14.00-19.00
Bij TAC willen we de essentie van kunst onderzoeken, los van de identiteit van de kunstenaar. Maar hoe? Kunnen we de kunst scheiden van de kunstenaar? Wat hebben een naam, je achtergrond en ervaringen met je werk te maken? Alles. Niets. Wij geloven dat kunst voor zichzelf spreekt, daarom organiseren wij de groepstentoonstelling Anonymous. Anonymous is een terugkerend onderdeel van ons jaarprogramma.
Kunstenaars
Anonymous
Roos van Geffen
Nati Hoki
Anne Kolbe
Gleb Maiboroda
Antrianna Moutoula
PERFORMANCES
Zaterdag 17 mei
Anne Kolbe
Nati Hoki
Roos van Geffen
Zondag 18 mei
Antrianna Moutoula
Nati Hoki
Roos van Geffen
Zaterdag 24 mei
Anne Kolbe
Nati Hoki
Roos van Geffen
Zondag 15 mei
Antrianna Moutoula
Nati Hoki
Roos van Geffen
Anonymous
Meer info in progress
Roos van Geffen
Meer info in progress
Nati Hoki
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Anne Kolbe – Uncomfortable Bodies (2025)
At ANONYMOUS, Anne Kolbe presents a performative installation of wearable soft sculptures, carried and activated by performers. Their patterns of improvised movement emerge through negotiations between body, object, and space.
This new work explores the body as a site of both potential and constraint, by embracing discomfort as a necessary disruption.
These object choreographies will unfold according to the following timetable. Beyond their moment of occurrence, traces in space echo what has passed.
*pictures are from different performances.
Gleb Maiboroda – What the Body Remembers
“The Body Remembers” combines painting with weaving, exploring the tension between authorship and tradition. Drawing on traditional icon painting and weaving techniques, the piece reflects on how cultural identity is formed through inherited histories and personal experience. The painting’s rhythmic patterns mirror the woven textile, extending the visual language beyond canvas. The textile, narrow and long, stretches through space, creating a conversation between body, material, and memory. Informed by the artist’s migration to the Netherlands and shaped by queerness and diasporic heritage, the work speaks to the complexities of belonging. It questions the artist’s role in carrying, interpreting, and transmitting tradition in the present.
*pictures are from simular works.
Antrianna Moutoula
