October 2016

GRAN BENIDORM's opening


On Thursday the 20th of October has been inaugurated, at Galería Ignacio de Lassaletta, the exhibition Gran Benidorm. Oscar Tusquets Blanca aims to celebrate a phenomenon that has interested him for 40 years.


From the 20th of October to the end of November

Galería Ignacio de Lassaletta
Rambla de Catalunya, 47 08007 Barcelona
galeria@galeriaignaciodelassaletta.com
+ 34 934 880 221
galeriaignaciodelassaletta.com

Lunes a sábado: 10-13,30h/17-20.30h

 

May 2016

 

 

 

Invisible Personage

 

On Thursday, the 26th of May, during the Clerkenwell Design Week, in the new BD gallery in London (12-14 Berry Street), will be presented Invisible Personage, the new piece of Salvador Dalí reinterpreted by OTB

April 2016

Gaulino Easy Chair in Milano

 

OTB has presented an armchair, inspired by the yet legendary Gaulino chair, in the recent Salone del Mobile at Milano. The armchair, with the same name, has aroused great interest in the media and specialized audiences.

January 2016

Al teléfono, Sobre el armario and Léxico familiar illustrate Natalia Ginzburg’s literature

 

For the covers of three of Natalia Ginzburg’s works reissue, Lumen editorial has chosen OTB paintings. The one for Lexico familiar has specially been designed by the artist for this edition.

January 2016

The Toledo Station from Napoli has been awarded with the ITA TUNNELLING AWARDS 2015

 

The Tunnelling Awards, that the station has received in the category of “Innovative use of the underground space”, aims to identify outstanding achievements in the field of tunnelling and underground space use and provide international recognition to these remarkable contributions.

 

The jury said: “The Toledo Station is a unique example of a decentralised museum, offering dynamic fruition of the artists’ creations, as the citizens have the possibility to travel an open artistic itinerary. Building the station has involved the re-systemisation of the surrounding urban context. In fact, the underground works include a long pedestrian passageway starting from the service tunnel, and linking the pedestrian platforms to the secondary exit in Piazzetta Montecalvario, a square that has been regenerated and re-qualified with positive effects for the surrounding Spanish Quarters (built in the sixteenth century under the Spanish Viceroy). In addition to the underground works, part of the Via Diaz above the main shaft, has now become a broad pedestrian square. Trees were planted in the narrow area whilst along the southern perimeter, parasols have been arranged to protect the street stalls that were formerly scattered over the pavement in Vesuvian basalt, lending grace and comfort to the area.