DOT (discovering oblivious territories) is a program that engages the oblivious territories within the city with temporary programs of art and design.
Inspired by Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Reality Properties: Fake Estates” and “The Naked City” by the Situationist International, DOT will program temporary and semi-permanent infusions within the ‘lost’ properties, caused by the transposition of technocratic demarcations within our environment.
The first iteration of DOT will be located within the Mitchell-Copp Facade, at 315 Portage Avenue. The space is a 9’ diameter and
11’ high cylindrical space. This is the primary node of DOT, however, DOT will engage other unused or forgotten urban spaces within the city. Please inquire about possibilities of different spaces.
For more information regarding DOT’s ongoing residency program, please click here.
