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The Questions is a three-part project taking place in 2025 in Manchester and Chemnitz, twin cities since 1983.
Through performance, conversation and cultural exchange, Quarantine, in collaboration with ASA-FF (Chemnitz, Germany) will work together to create intergenerational encounters, both locally and internationally.
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 in collaboration with writer Ella Otomewo.
It happens over seven days in a library. During that time a book is researched, written, edited, printed and bound by hand.
A year-long research experiment, supported by The Centre for Cultural Value, Leeds, UK, looking at the value of beauty, with a focus on experiences of beauty in live performance.
Would Like to Meet is an artist residency opportunity for pairs of artists with a minimum 20-year age gap – focussing on what questions artists from different generations have for each other.