Art world on blogs point of view!

Here we are!
Today, I decide to write a different post and to share with you some of the blogs I follow and which I like the most!

Hope you find them interesting too!

Katherine Squier - Catching everyday life moments with camera

Hello! Finally, summer is arrived! J

The first summer interview is with the young photographer, Katherine Squier, born in Austin, Texas, in 1988.I like her photos, I think she is able to catch intimate life moment in a very spontaneous way. Enjoy the interview and good summer to all of you!

Alex and Felix - POINTS OF VIEW. The (r)evolution of a Swiss duo Exhibition

Hi Everyone! 

Today interview is with Alex Gertchen and Felix Meier, who are the two Swiss photographers behind the artists duo Alex and Felix. Their works are very surreal and involving thanks to the images background that the two artists use to truly create before taking the shot. Until 10/07 it is possible to see their exhibition at Acquestarte Gallery (http://www.acquestarte.com/home.html).

Jan von Holleben - Dreams come true with Photography

Ok, well, I admit it, I have a great passion for photography!

So, here it is my new interview with Jan von Holleben!

I notice him at once, I find the idea behind Dreams of Flying series so simple, but effective!

Hope you like his works too!

Zhang Xiao - A view of China from its coasts

Hi everyone!

Today photographer comes from China. With his series Coastline is on all the photography magazines!

His interview and his photographs offer us an inside perspective and a moment of reflection on China present changes.

Jan Postma - The perfect shot is hidden in common things



Hello! Hope everyone is fine ;)!

Today, we meet a talented photographer, who is particular good in catching everyday moments and situations through his camera and useing them to tell about beauty of what surronds us.

Courtney Formberg - From waste materials to Art

Hi everyone!

Today interview is with Courtney Formberg, a young artist born in Chicago and just moved to Hawaii, who creates his artworks using waste materials. Hope you like it!