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Tartete was an extremely secretive and close-knit group of approximately eight factory workers formed at the beginning of World War II. It is believed that the group derived their name from the German art exhibitions entitled Entartete Kunst meaning degenerate art. Only recently has some light had been shed on the mysterious and largely unknown art group, Tartete. They conducted underground meetings that occurred sporadically throughout the wars duration. Seeking to revolt against Hitlers' state, they found a place where they were able to act freely and express themselves. During the meetings it is thought that they performed a huge variety of performances that merging different mediums music and dance. No written or photographic records were kept of the meetings from fear of being discovered.