About us

TANIT | Institute for Entangled Research is a research and curatorial platform operating at the intersections of contemporary art, the humanities, textile design, and caring curatorial practices. It is emerging as a space that interweaves theory and practice, research and production, community and infrastructure.

Through the institute we develop a methodology of entangled curating that understands artworks, research processes, bodies, materials, and spaces as interdependent and mutually shaping. We do not build projects as isolated units, but entangled long term relationships. We are interested in the threads that connect knowledge with lived experience, reading with action, rest with labour, textile with thought.

TANIT establishes research formats, exhibitions, publications, reading groups, and pedagogical programs that contribute to new models of knowledge and artwork production. Operating between local and international contexts, the institute builds collaborative networks grounded in solidarity, curiosity, and critical reflection.

We believe that the future of art and research lies not in isolation, but in entanglement. In a world that demands speed and simplification, we insist on complexity, care, and duration.

TANIT is an infrastructure for thinking, a space for depth, and a platform for those working across disciplines who are shaping new ways of coexisting, creating, and knowing.

TANIT

Who are we?

Tia Čiček

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Nina Glavič

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