Christopher Makos studied architecture and worked as an apprentice with the artist, Man Ray, in Paris . Since the early 1970's, he has developed a unique style of boldly graphic photojournalism. He is the author of
several books
including: White Trash (1977) and Warhol: A Personal
Photographic
Memoir (1988). His works have appeared in magazines such as Rolling
Stone and Esquire. He served as a contributing
photographer
to Warhol's Interview magazine and was a close friend to
Andy Warhol. Presently, Makos
maintains
an active photography studio in Manhattan and exhibits his
photographs,
prints, and paintings widely throughout the United States and Europe. |