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Hey there, Artsnapper,

We know you’ve been waiting to hear from us for a while, and the good news is you won’t have to hold your breath a second longer. The Artsnapper app is going to change the way you access the art world, and it’s coming to a smartphone near you in early September. Please hold your applause (okay, don’t ).

You might be thinking, “Why September? Why can’t I have it now?” Well, Artsnapper is our baby, and we want it to come into the harsh, judgmental world as the best app it can be. Plus, we can’t let cool people like you be seen using an app that isn’t as awesome as yourself.

While we’re putting some final touches on the app, you can read up on what we have planned here (if you’re not into surprises ).

But we know that September is a long way away, and we don’t want you to be disconnected from the art world until then. Yes, we’re always thinking of you, and with you in mind we’ve been working hard on a blog  full of information to turn you into the smartest person in the gallery/in the room/at the gallery walk faster than you can say “Andy Warhol .”

Artsnapper would be nothing without you, and we want to take a second to say thank you for helping us create a community. To keep that community growing, make sure to share Artsnapper with your friends (or just spam it all over the Internet if you have no friends ). We even made some handy links for you to make it as painless as possible.

or copy and paste this into your favorite service: http://artsnapper.com?kid=1VQZ0

We'll be in touch.

The Artsnapper Team

Jennilee Marigomen

Wang Qiang (Chinese, b.1963)

Ecstasy of Love no. 8, 2010

Jose Romussi was born in Chile where he studied landscape design. Over the past few years he has gained a significant following for his screen prints and collages in which he combines vintage black and white photographs with colorful forms of embroidery. The supernatural power of dancers and their poses and movements inspire him with their precision and elegance. Romussi brings these pictures back to life with bright vibrant colors, underlining the dynamic of these frozen movements. With each new line of embroidery he invites the viewer to dream with him and to experience each subject's hidden vitality.

Galliano Beauties.