Taking place around, throughout and from the balcony of Battersea Arts Centre, A Public Address drew on Quarantine’s 28-year history of dismantling conventions and collaborating with all kinds of people.

Telescope is a live exhibition of borrowed belongings, and their owners’ thoughts about where they themselves belong.

The Questions is a multi-part project that took place in 2025 in Manchester and Chemnitz, twin cities since 1983.

Through performance, conversation and cultural exchange, we invited people to gather, reflect and respond to ideas about belonging across generations, through conversation, a live exhibition and an artists exchange.

12 Last Songs is a durational piece by Quarantine about labour – the work that we do. Taking place over 12 hours, it is part-performance, part-exhibition of people.

A book is in the library and a library is in the book. Building of spines is a new project by Quarantine, created by lead artist Kate Daley. It happens over seven days in a library. During that time a book is researched, written, edited, printed and bound by hand.

Our smallest and most intimate project yet. A conversation between strangers over a meal. In person and concept-touring versions available…