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Angeliki Tzortzakaki works as a writer, curator, and tutor based in Amsterdam. Her practice materialises in multiple, often performative ways, and overall looks at narratives that wish to overcome nature-culture binaries.

Recently, Angeliki (co-)curated the programme Touching Faultines (All of Greece One Culture, 2024) at the Roman Odeon of Gortyn in Crete, the 2024 Sonic Acts Biennial The Spell of the Sensuous in Amsterdam, and Ode to Friendship, a score to speak from at THF RAW, Theocharakis Foundation in Athens. Previously, she contributed to A Rave Down Below at 2023 ELEVSIS European Capital of Culture and the performance programme carried by invisible bodies in 2022. She was part of the curatorial team of School of Waters, the 19th Mediterranea Biennial in 2021 in San Marino.

In 2021-2022, Angeliki received the SNF Curatorial Fellowship ARTWORKS while previously was a research fellow at the nomadic programme A Natural Oasis? (2018-19). Since 2019, Angeliki has been collaborating with Mercedes Azpilicueta, in the development and coordination of her projects.
Between 2019 and 2023, Angeliki was part of the artist-run residency bi- organising loitering residency programmes in rural areas. During the same years, Angeliki co-founded and was part of the performance research group Scores for Gardens.
Other — collaborative — writing and performance work has been presented at HIAP (Helsinki), Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen (Innsbruck), Theatrum Mundi/ Onassis Foundation (London, Athens), Italian Institute of Culture (Tokyo), JaJaJa NeeNeeNee (Amsterdam), PARADISE AiR (Matsudo). 
Texts have been published online and on paper at Arts of the Working Class, Flash Art, Roots-Routes, Fries Museum, de Appel, Archive Books, Building Fictions and Lugemik.
For the years 2022 - 2023 she was a board member of the Salwa Foundation. 
She is a guest teacher of text and theory in various art schools in the Netherlands and coordinates the Fashion department at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie. 
In 2025, Angeliki will be a participant of the Rupert Residency Programme in Vilnius. 

contact: angel[.]tzortz[@]gmail[.]com