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	Indice dei Documenti		Cattolica grows up with Antonio Barbieri By Wilma Galluzzi At the harbour’s little square, exhibited the gigantic photos, immortalizing the different faces of the see city. Cattolica grows up with Antonio Barbieri. Also the postcard’s places lose stereotyped aspects. Cattolica: inside the so-called “Little Boat’s Square”, situated in the harbour’s square S.Galluzzi, Cattolica’s mayor, Mr.Pazzaglini, opened the photographic exhibition of Antonio Barbieri, who presented, on occasion, his book “Loving Cattolica”, a collection of particularly city’s meaningful pictures. A lot of them is, since months, available in internet’s sites of the Romagna and of the Queen. Some of them can be found in the new Cattolica city’s brochure. Antonio Barbieri presented, a year ago, his first exhibition, “Loving Cattolica” and it was shown exactly at Mancini’s Palace. It was a great success and the visitors asked to be given the book, which there was not yet. Now the book is available and it contains Justas a little part of the several photos. Taken by Barbieri and he says, himself, to have selected them with difficulty, because each choice means renunciations, a thing no-on would like to do. However, one can admire al that is sufficient to give the measure of the aesthetic affective sensibility, the author infused in those pictures, so full of evoker power. There are seaside’s landscapes. Picked up in the less violent hours of light. There are claws and shells, looking like they are emerging from the pages, in a so strong distinctness. There are skies so full of white clouds, as cream, and other skies, so black, that are to pour with storms. There are amazing sunsets, looking like they are painted, but they are real: the colours are natural and they can be enjoyed, hesitating on the beach, during particular hours. Barbieri uses, nor coloured filters, neither flashes. All that we observe in completely natural. For this reason, his nocturnal photos have a magic, irresistibly moving whoever looks at them. Also the canonical laces, assigned to tourist postcard, lose that touch of stereotyped, that one is waiting for. In the harbour little square, an exhibition of twenty gigantic photos, from the book of Antonio Barbieri, has been held. The photos have been collocated on the benches, surrounding the fountain of the boat, and they will remain there all summer long. By Wilma Galluzzi journalist tabloid “La Voce di Romagna” 2006

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