The AbaF Gold Book recognises the best collaborations between the arts and business that show innovative thinking and best practice. Liminal Spaces was awarded the AbaF City of Melbourne SME Award (Tas) in conjunction with contemporary Tasmanian opera company IHOS, for successful partnering on two MONA FOMA productions, Kimisis-Falling Asleep and The Barbarians.
The Tasmanian opera and performing arts company, IHOS and the upcoming contemporary opera The Barbarians, commissioned by MONA FOMA sparks the interest of the national broadsheet newspaper.
Greg Barns advocates architecture and the talent that resides locally, recognising that architecture and design are critical to Tasmania’s future growth.
Liminal Graphics was invited to submit work for the beautifully designed Justus Magazine. The magazine is a quarterly journal that has been specifically created to showcase the innovation and craftsmanship of the Australian print design industry. This issue profiles the work of 10 Australian designers and is worth getting yourself a copy. You can see up close a range of embellishments that are possible in print.
Liminal Spaces’ Patrick Street Residence is shortlisted for the Australian Institute of Architects Awards and featured in the Sunday Tasmanian newspaper.
Rebecca Fitzgibbon highlights Liminal Spaces' involvement in contemporary opera and comments on the progression of opera in the 21st Century.
Liminal Spaces designed and curated Greer Honeywill’s exhibition, a performance at the Carnegie Gallery which featured the voices of Moira Smiley and Voco as part of Voices Festival 2012.
Susan Wilks reviews how the creation of school environments are being supported and led by architects citing the Student Centre at Ogilvie High School School as an example.
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