Liminal Landing

Priscilla Cherry, Tyson Bankert

A grid of colourful imagery created by Priscilla Cherry and Tyson Bankert adorns this Utility Box, bringing colour and vibrancy to the area.

Photos by Chelsea Yang Smith

About this work

Priscilla Cherry: I am grateful for the emergent and iterative process I’ve journeyed on in my pursuit to finding a “title” that feels most aligned with my work, mission and being; Part artist, part social-change agent, part facilitator and part visionary, congruently, I am fulfilled to say that I am Priscilla Cherry and I am a Social Artist.

Tyson Bankert: I am a Facilitator and Social Convenor who brings people together to hold space for creative, playful and community-oriented experiences. I’ve been creating a series of events through a program I call Recess Calgary, a container for participants to play, be whimsical and creative. Participants can take a break, connect and embrace nostalgia and novelty through the principle of play.

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Title
Liminal Landing
Type
Utility Box
Materials
Acrylic Paint
Date
2024(Install)
Creators
Priscilla Cherry(Collaborative Artist)Tyson Bankert(Collaborative Artist)
Interest holders
Calgary Arts Development(Funder)Recess Calgary(Community Partner)

Location & access

5 Avenue & 14 Street NW

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2N 2A1

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Last updated June 8, 2026

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Liminal Landing

Priscilla Cherry, Tyson Bankert

A grid of colourful imagery created by Priscilla Cherry and Tyson Bankert adorns this Utility Box, bringing colour and vibrancy to the area.

Photos by Chelsea Yang Smith

About this work

Priscilla Cherry: I am grateful for the emergent and iterative process I’ve journeyed on in my pursuit to finding a “title” that feels most aligned with my work, mission and being; Part artist, part social-change agent, part facilitator and part visionary, congruently, I am fulfilled to say that I am Priscilla Cherry and I am a Social Artist.

Tyson Bankert: I am a Facilitator and Social Convenor who brings people together to hold space for creative, playful and community-oriented experiences. I’ve been creating a series of events through a program I call Recess Calgary, a container for participants to play, be whimsical and creative. Participants can take a break, connect and embrace nostalgia and novelty through the principle of play.

Details

Title
Liminal Landing
Type
Utility Box
Materials
Acrylic Paint
Date
2024(Install)
Creators
Priscilla Cherry(Collaborative Artist)Tyson Bankert(Collaborative Artist)
Interest holders
Calgary Arts Development(Funder)Recess Calgary(Community Partner)

Location & access

5 Avenue & 14 Street NW

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2N 2A1

Publicly accessibleTemporary installation
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