Paul Amenta and Ted Lott, in collaboration with DisArt, created a site-specific architectural intervention and built environment that addressed issues of accessibility in both form and function. The project re-imagined the site by temporarily transforming a private space into an accessible public space for the duration of Project 1. The project served as an armature facilitating dynamic programing and community engagement—functioning as a stage for disability art events, a platform for local artists, and a social gathering space for the community.
“I’d like to just say how magnificent this space is. I saw it for the first time last night, and it really took my breath away…the poetry of the space really speaks to me” —Dan Cameron, Independent Curator
photo credit: Filippo Tagliati