Get quarantined with:
Gary Baseman Phil Hale Eloy Morales Edward Povey Yuko Shimizu Henrik Uldalen
and gallerists:
Ken Harman Hashimoto Jennifer Rizzo
Purgatory for Artists
What if I told you there was a private island, led by artists, in the very heart of the Mediterranean? With no cell phones whatsoever and even a bit of free beer?
Quarantine is an Art experiment run by leading artists in Menorca, Spain. We are a community of artists, art lovers, and open-minded humans.
We offer what the academic education, due to its very nature and purpose, cannot provide: progress as an artist, not as an art student.
Art, not unlike any intimate pursuit, must be experienced to be understood.
The creative hell you need
We value raw experiences over textbook beliefs. You’re not just an art student; you’re an evolving artist, breaking boundaries.
But there’s much more to it than that: private mentoring, boot camps, masterclasses, Art talks, networking… and a bit of lovely Spanish wine.
Lazaretto rules
Phones are prohibited
Admission is curated
The program is secret
The Island of Lazaretto
That’s right, we have an actual quarantine island with bizarre and wonderful spaces. An 18th century isolation hospital with thousands of square meters of amazing facilities.
What’s the buzz?
Forget about rumors and whispers. Here's what those who've experienced Quarantine really have to say.
The location is otherworldly and the people are authentic
We’re looking for those of you who want to grow as artists. Doers, who actually care about their Art, who know their stuff, and perhaps most importantly… are kind and sharing human beings.
So join us, if you are so inspired, and you will be among some of today's most highly skilled and kindhearted artists one can hope to meet. And yes, kindness does matter.
We like compasses, not maps; we love time, not clocks; we connect with experience, not with lessons.
Dare to join us?
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