On May 1, Culturally Arts Collective opened a new virtual group exhibition at the Milostka Center for Exhibitions. The captivating show, titled “In Liminal Light: The Space Between,” unifies cutting-edge art pieces by twenty artists from ten countries and four continents. The exhibition is on view through July 31, 2025. Read on to find the details.
The exhibition, created under the artistic direction of Isabell Sliwinski and curatorial guidance of Abigail Bruno and Isabelle Grace Brett, maps a vibrant landscape of ambiguities related to human existence. The artists used an intricate interplay of light and shadow to create a unique atmosphere of fusing reality and imagination at the points where the eternal and the ephemeral come to converge.
Artworks framing the exhibition come in a variety of creative media, from traditional oil, acrylic, and watercolor paints to wood, metal, and glass. Among the exhibits are Christopher Liu’s intricate metalwork and Xenia Gray’s layered oil and charcoal compositions. Visitors will also appreciate art pieces by Jordan Model, which reveal the untrodden paths of the human condition and invite the audience to reflect on the instances of liminality, the state of being ‘in-between,’ as a new approach to mapping reality.
According to the curators of “In Liminal Light: The Space Between,” the exhibition is intended to pay tribute to the power of art as a medium for in-depth human introspection and connection. It offers visitors to embrace the versatility of perspectives taken by artists to bridge their individual experiences with broader community narratives and to see art as a tool of social unity around eternal, universal themes.
“In Liminal Light: The Space Between” was made possible due to the efforts of Culturally Arts Collective, an international non-profit organization targeting art accessibility. Its mission is to challenge the well-established notion of art’s exclusivity and privileged access to consuming contemporary art products. Culturally Arts Collective organizes solo and group exhibitions of artists from diverse cultural, economic, and social backgrounds as part of its creative activity and community empowerment programs. So far, it has held over 3,500 exhibitions of artists residing in 100+ countries, including unique art shows at the Milostka Center for Exhibition, a digital space that enables art viewing for global audiences.
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