2013 has been a year of changes. One of the best ones is to join the artist colective called
OSLO, in the neighbourhood of Gracia, in Barcelona. First I start bringing some creations to their showroom and now I'm part of the hard core, taking care of the coordination of the artist, the comunicacion and coworking hand by hand with my partners. The year is about to end and I've been doing some archaeoblogy of what the world thinks about us, here you have a brief;
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In & Out Barcelona.
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SlowBCN la guia de consum sostenible de Barcelona.
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Mr. & Miss Colors in their post "the cutest shops in Gracia".
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Ariadna Alcañiz speaks in Dolce City about the treasures that you can find in OSLO.
- We are in the list of Charming Shops of
Time Out BCN.
"Gràcia is like a less edgy, and exponentially more expensive version of
Raval. Once a village, incorporated into Barcelona city in the late 19th century, this
neighborhood is popular with hipsters and hippies with fat wallets. Located
north of the city center, it’s crowded with cozy artisan shops where you can
buy locally made clothes and accessories. Specific streets to explore include
Carrer d’Asturies and Carrer Verdi. Don’t miss the Any Tichy’s Pinc Store or Oslo, a sort
of artist’s commune, where you can buy hand-made wares directly from forty-some
artists and artisans. Oslo doesn’t accept bankcards."
- La Vanguardia, national newspaper.
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Papa-moscas, in their cute shoping guide they say in spanish:
"Con Oslo
también nos encontramos de casualidad. Fue uno de nuestros mejores
descubrimientos. La tienda estaba llena de accesorios, ilustraciones, objetos
de decoración y arte. Todo hecho a mano en Barcelona. Merece mucho la pena
visitarla. Nos compramos una pieza de cerámica pintada a mano de Paola Sommella (ya
estamos deseando completar la colección) y un brochecito muy chulo
de Elisa Munsó."
- The Crafty room. Maria Peiró from Deshilachando included us in her
craft guide of Barcelona.
It has been a great 2013!!! Thank you all!!!
