ANDY WARHOL IS ALIVE ON THE INTERNET! Live chat on Monday 2/12 at 2:00PM EST with Christopher Makos, the internationally famous photographer who Andy Warhol called "The most modern photographer in America."
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Andy Warhol is alive on the Internet! Join us for a lunchtime chat with one of Warhol's closest confidantes and court photographer. The internationally famous photographer Christopher Makos, who Warhol called "the most modern photographer in America," will be taking questions about Calvin, Liza and Bianca as well as more recent projects like his work with Tommy Hilfiger and MTV's House of Style. The chat will be on Time Warner Electronic Publishing's new chat channel, CHANNEL T, at http://pathfinder.com/twep/channel_t. The chat begins at 2:00pm EST on Monday 2/26 but you may want to come early to download the free Prospero Global Chat Client. Also be sure to check out PHOTOGRAPHS OF ANDY WARHOL, Makos' new addition to the ArtsLink artists in residence program at http://pathfinder.com/twep/artslink/artist/makos.
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