ボゴタの地元アーティストによるフルカラーグラフィティワークショップ。

Diego and Daniel led a workshop for my sons (aged 5 and 10) and a group of 6 friends. The workshop was 2 hours long, and I was impressed at how they were able to keep the kids engaged for that amount of time (not an easy task!). They broke the workshop up into different activities, each designed to give the kids an understanding of the art of graffiti, as both an art form and a meditative experience. It was clear that both of the instructors had experience working with kids. The atmosphere was very welcoming and the price of the workshop was well worth it!

It was truly a unique and creative experience to be at the workshop with Camilo, who is incredibly skilled and has made beautiful wall paintings in the city. We learned many techniques and it is an experience that we will remember. Overall, Ocio Gallery is very special and we are so happy that we got this authentic artistic part with us on our visit to Bogotá.

Oh so fun! We’ve never done graffiti before, and our teacher Diego was very patient and systematic. We went from doodling on paper to actual spray cans on the wall. Such a unique experience, and highly recommended. Even better was we paired this workshop with the graffiti tour so we have a better appreciation of urban art.

Super cool experience at the Ocio Gallery with Diego. I thought of just doing the graffiti tour but where else can a tourist do a workshop?! We were so happy to have done the workshop before we did the tour because we gained a new appreciation of the talent, skill, hard work and the community that makes each work of mural art happen.

My husband and I had a great time at the graffiti workshop. Diego is an excellent teacher, and we had fun learning how to tag!

I spent an afternoon with Mateo learning about graffiti and creating my own 'art' 🎨 It was a great way to understand more about the impact of graffiti in Colombia while doing something fun. They also have a small gallery where you can view graffiti from local artists

We had a great time in Bogota with Diego as a guide to introduce us to street art and how to make graffiti! A wonderful memory of our family trip! Muchas gracias Diego

I was very impressed both by the artist who led this workshop and by the gallery (OCIO) where it was hosted. The workshop started with a chance to explore the gallery, which is full of amazing prints by an array of Colombian artists. They also sell a line of printed clothing - really interesting work, and a chance to take home an exceptional souvenir. (If you don't take the workshop, you could still have a super visit to the gallery, which is close to the La Perseverancia Market and lots of eating options.) The grafitti workshop took place in a courtyard behind the building, with walls covered by experiments and tags by past participants. Cali (known professionally as TET, with works on walls around Bogota) taught us how to use the spray cans properly, and got us started with simple exercises - creating dots, lines, spirals - and working our way up to creating a tag. He gave lots of ideas and pointers, and helped us plan our project on paper before choosing colours and heading to the wall to carry it out. He coached us as we worked, and helped shape the finished tag so it really popped! There were a couple of hitches with our participation. One was that too many of the cans were empty or near-empty, which was frustrating and meant that the colour choice was limited. The other was that we shared the workshop with two families (travelling together) where the moms kinda checked out, the dads just wanted to paint their names, and the kids (four of them, all 8 or younger at a guess) basically ran amok. No blame to Cali! And of course the organizers can't possibly know how people are going to behave. As an adult experience, this would have been an amazing art workshop, a hands-on chance to encounter Bogota's grafitti culture. It was rather spoiled for us - but I'm still happy to recommend it. The experience was well-thought out and expertly led.

This was the first thing we did on our arrival in Bogota. We travelled as a family of 4 with 2 teenagers (16 & 14). We all absolutely loved it! Diego taught us amateurs the art of grafitti and help us produce are art work on the grafitti wall! Diego also showed us around the small gallery of street art and explained about the history and importance of street art in Colombia. It was a great way to start the holiday and one of the best things we did. Thank you Diego!!

Great attraction to do as a family. Diego educational animator and super nice helped us realize our works on the walls. I recommend