Liminal changes throughout the day by revealing a variety of blue hues that contrast the building’s red and orange brick depending on the position of the sun. Come visit this installation at different times to experience the transformations.
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And just like the city of Asheville itself, which lies somewhere in the unknowable present between its industrial past and its post-capitalist future, Liminal invites the viewer, even the casual passer-by, to enter that liminal state. 
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Craft, too, is always in a liminal state. From the materials and tools artists use, to the context we view and understand their work. This installation greets and encourages visitors to come inside the Center for Craft, where they can explore the ever-changing nature of craft today. 
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Liminal was commissioned by the Center for Craft as a result of the Broadway Cultural Gateway project, a neighborhood planning process begun in 2017 to transform the block surrounding our location at 67 Broadway Street into a cultural gateway and arts destination that welcomes residents and visitors into downtown Asheville.