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LIMINAL SPACES | The experiential installation ECHO Part 1 premieres

Posted 16 April 2013

The theatrical installation and soundscape, ECHO PART 1, is a Liminal Spaces collaboration with Constantine Koukias of IHOS, soundscape artist Jane Baker, Lighting Designer Jason James and live sound engineer Greg Gurr which premieres Wednesday 17 April - 21 April. A site specific experience - for 20 minutes, see the everyday through the shifted lens of dementia. For more information and tickets go to Salamanca Arts Centre website.

LIMINAL SPACES | collaborates with IHOS to produce a new work

Posted 12 March 2013

ECHO Part 1 - A Neurological Soundscape is the beginning of a larger work that explores the inner world of dementia in an intimate setting. The collaboration with Constantine Koukias and Jane Baker, who brings the experience to life through sound, treats 24 audience members to an immersive, unique experience.

LIMINAL SPACES | invited to create a 'Designer Room' for Mairi Ward's Exhibition

Posted 20 February 2013

Liminal Spaces has enjoyed collaborating with the artist, Mairi Ward and Allanah Dopson of Handmark Gallery to create a 'Designer Room' inspired by Mairi's extensive range of work for her upcoming exhibition at Handmark. Liminal is joined by Georgina Freeman and Sandy Robinson who will also create a space to exhibit Mairi's work.

The opening is Friday 22 February at 6pm.

LIMINAL GRAPHICS | Works with GASP on the inaugural Art Project

Posted 22 January 2013

LIMINAL GRAPHICS collaborated with Pippa Dickson, CEO of GASP! (Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park) on the signage for their very first art project.

LIMINAL GRAPHICS | Mathers Place redevelopment opened in December by Lord Mayor

Posted 17 January 2013

Liminal Graphics worked with the Hobart City Council to develop new signage and wayfinding for the redevelopment of Mathers Place. Stage One opened in December with Stage Two due to complete in March. Visit the newest green space in the CBD it's great place for a relaxed lunch or take the children for a break from shopping for a run around on the lawn and play with magnetic words of the large steel ribbon rail. Check out Soapbox project on the walls of Mathers Place which features the beautiful artwork of grade one students who were asked the question 'what do you like about living in Hobart'.

LIMINAL SPACES | creates an installation for Kelly's Gardens Curated Projects series

Posted 27 November 2012

Join us and the Salamanca Arts Centre for the opening of Kelly's Garden by Liminal Spaces in Kelly's Garden.

The installation will be opened by Seán Kelly at 5.30pm on Thursday 29 November 2012.

LIMINAL SPACES | Wins National design award

Posted 12 November 2012

The Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA 2012) announced Liminal Spaces as the national winner of the Event Category for the production design of IHOS’ opera The Barbarians which premiered at this year’s MONA FOMA.

LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | Jordan River Learning Federation officially opened by Premier

Posted 12 November 2012

A collaborative working relationship between Liminal Architecture, the Department of Education and the school community has resulted in an innovative, multi-faceted learning environment that encourages creativity, ownership and social interaction.

LIMINAL ARCHITECTURE | participates in Architecture Week's Hobart Visions Exhibition

Posted 25 October 2012

See the Hobart Visions - Past Present Future exhibition organised by the Tasmanian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects.

The exhibition showcases 100 years of speculative ideas for sites within Hobart at theIXL Atrium off Hunter Treet, Sullivans Cove.

On until 27 October, 2012.

Liminal Architecture collaborated with Johnson Pilton Walker on a proposal that seeks to create a gateway to Hobart for those arriving and departing by sea.

LIMINAL SPACES | participates in Architecture Week's Gourmania Food Tour

Posted 24 October 2012

The fitout of Tony Hill Dental features as one of the stops of the gourmet walking tour that celebrates he best local food, wine and design - it's a feast of fitouts!

Intrigued? Find out more about Architecture Week.